Location hebdomadaire de bateaux sans équipage entièrement équipés en Corse France.

Embark on an extraordinary maritime adventure with a week-long bareboat charter aboard the remarkable Helia 44 catamaran, a vessel that promises to redefine your perception of luxury at sea. Anchored in the enchanting waters of Corsica, France, this exceptional 2017 creation awaits to be your gateway to a mesmerizing journey through the Mediterranean's hidden treasures.

The Helia 44 boasts an impressive layout that accommodates 8+2+2 individuals across its 4+2 exquisitely designed cabins. This catamaran is not just a vessel; it's a floating haven that seamlessly blends elegance and functionality. Each cabin exudes comfort, inviting you to unwind in a tranquil space that reflects the captivating beauty of the surrounding seascape.

With 4 fully-equipped toilets, convenience is of paramount importance, ensuring that you can fully immerse yourself in the pleasures of the voyage. The inclusion of bed linens and kitchen equipment in the package paves the way for an effortless escape, where your focus can remain on embracing every facet of the journey.

Measuring an impressive 13.30 meters in length and 7.40 meters in width, the Helia 44 catamaran is a testament to graceful design and impeccable engineering. The vessel's twin 55 hp engines ensure a seamless and powerful sailing experience, while the premium equipment, including air conditioning, an electric toilet, a generator, and a watermaker, guarantee an elevated level of comfort that rivals the most luxurious resorts.

The deck is adorned with thoughtful amenities, from the bimini top to the cockpit cushions and table, inviting you to relish the open sea while basking in comfort. The electric anchor windlass and swimming ladder facilitate effortless exploration, while the outside shower allows you to refresh after a swim in the crystal-clear waters.

Inside, the Helia 44's interior design embodies elegance and versatility. A convertible table, electric fans in cabins, and a well-appointed kitchen with an oven, refrigerator, and stove ensure that you're surrounded by convenience and sophistication.

The navigation system, complete with an autopilot, GPS chart plotter, speedometer, and wind instrument, empowers you to navigate with ease, while the array of pleasure and sailing equipment, including outside speakers, lazy bags, and self-tailing winches, enhance your experience at every turn.

The Helia 44 catamaran doesn't just offer a journey; it provides a canvas upon which to paint unforgettable memories. As you glide through the Mediterranean waters, the fusion radio and electric main sail winch add a touch of modernity to the timeless allure of the sea.

From its elegant design to its premium amenities, the Helia 44 is an invitation to immerse yourself in the splendor of the Corsican coast. It's a vessel that transcends the ordinary, offering a week of enchantment, exploration, and luxury that lingers in your memories long after your voyage concludes.

Here is a sample itinerary proposed by our experienced skippers who possess extensive knowledge of the navigation region. The route can be customized to cater to the group's preferences either prior to departure or while navigating.

Day 1: Check-in Upon arrival at the Charter offices in the Embarkation Marina, check-in will be available in the afternoon. After swiftly completing boat takeover procedures (technical check-in) and stocking the galley, you can savor an aperitif and dinner by the Marina. Alternatively, you can immediately set sail and begin your initial sailing experience.

Day 2 Following breakfast, embark on a sail to the bay of Sagone or Cargèse, contingent upon meteorological conditions. Sagone, a quaint fisherman's village tucked away at the end of a sweeping bay bordered by a lengthy stretch of white sandy beach. Cargèse, a harbor and a typical village situated atop heights, just a few miles away. The village has a historical connection with a Greek colony. Enjoy lunch on board, partake in nautical activities, unwind, and explore the village.

Day 3 After breakfast, set sail along the untamed coast, appreciating its rugged rock formations and deep inlets. You'll encounter Cala di Palù with its renowned stone totems and the distinctive "Sugarloaf" rock formation. Anchor and dine at the "Swimming Pool," a cove bordered by sheer cliffs. Take pleasure in swimming, snorkeling, or kayaking. After lunch, proceed to the Calanques de Piana, showcasing immense caves and captivating red, orange, and pink granite cliffs with intricate animal-like rock formations. Next, explore the UNESCO-designated Gulf of Porto with its unique landscapes. En route, you'll pass Capo Cenino before reaching the Gulf of Girolata, known for its Genoese bastion and charming fisherman's village. Spend the night anchored in Girolata creek.

Day 4 Start the day with breakfast, then sail to the Scandola Natural Reserve. This protected area boasts a wild coastline with reefs and islets, forming one of Corsica's most remarkable geological wonders. Within the reserve, day mooring is allowed, allowing temporary exploration of the labyrinth-like reef using a tender. Snorkeling provides the opportunity to witness underwater cliffs and abundant marine life. Anchor and have lunch in Scandola, followed by swimming and departure to Calvi. Calvi, historically under Genoese rule, claims a connection to Christopher Columbus. Its quays teem with vibrant bars and restaurants, while the citadel offers splendid views. Spend the night in the marina.

Day 5 The morning offers free time to explore Calvi. Later, sail to the Gulf of La Revellata, where you can engage in swimming, relaxation, snorkeling, and kayaking. After lunch, navigate toward Girolata. South of Calvi, the landscape becomes rugged and steep, characterized by vivid red granite formations. Sail to discover Girolata, a captivating fisherman's village surrounded by striking red rocks. Nautical activities await, and you'll spend the night anchored in Cala Muretta or Cala Vecchia.

Day 6 Explore Capo Rosso and its numerous viewpoints, visiting sites missed during the initial stop. Then sail to Cargese, a renowned Mediterranean seaside resort with a history tied to a Greek colony settlement in the 17th century. Engage in swimming, relaxation, nautical activities, and spend the night moored.

Day 7 The final day involves sailing to Sagone Bay, where you can anchor for swimming and lunch. In the afternoon, explore Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace and relish the leisurely ambiance of the city, wandering through cafes, restaurants, and small shops for souvenirs. Return to port is scheduled for late afternoon.

Day 8: Check-out Disembarkation takes place early in the morning after breakfast.

Please note that the itinerary could change due to weather conditions, safety considerations, and the captain's technical assessments. This program is meant to provide guidance and is not binding.