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Costa Smeralda · Italy & France

Luxury Yacht Charter in Sardinia & Corsica

Crewed yachts for charters along the Costa Smeralda, through the La Maddalena archipelago and across the Strait of Bonifacio to Corsica.

Sardinia's north-east coast — the Costa Smeralda in Gallura, centred on Porto Cervo — faces the La Maddalena archipelago off Palau and Santa Teresa Gallura, with islands such as Spargi, Budelli and Caprera, where Garibaldi lived. Further south, the Tavolara – Capo Coda Cavallo marine park lies near San Teodoro.

The yachts below are listed for Sardinia and Corsica charters in our current collection. Listed bases include Porto Cervo and Portisco, and some yachts reposition from Sicily, Cannes or Monaco. Each card shows the listed base; your advisor confirms positioning and the quote.

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Current charter collection

Yachts listed for Sardinia & Corsica

Yachts shown are listed for this cruising area in our current charter collection. Each card shows the yacht's listed base; your advisor confirms positioning, inclusions and the final quote for your dates.

Cruising grounds

Where a Sardinia yacht charter takes you

Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo

Porto Cervo is the harbour at the heart of the Costa Smeralda in Gallura. It is the natural base for days along the coast and for evenings ashore.

La Maddalena archipelago

Off Palau and Santa Teresa Gallura, the La Maddalena National Park includes Spargi, with Cala Corsara, Budelli and Caprera. The park runs an official authorisation and tariff platform for vessels visiting its waters.

Tavolara and Capo Coda Cavallo

Near San Teodoro, the Tavolara – Capo Coda Cavallo marine protected area surrounds the island of Tavolara. It is a quieter alternative to the busiest Costa Smeralda anchorages.

Bonifacio and southern Corsica

Across the Strait of Bonifacio from Santa Teresa Gallura, Corsica's southern tip is within reach on a multi-day charter, weather permitting.

Plan with confidence

Planning notes for Sardinia & Corsica

Park authorisations

Navigating and mooring in La Maddalena National Park requires the appropriate authorisation, issued through the park's official platform. Requirements depend on the vessel and the visit, and are arranged before the charter.

Wind and route

The Mistral can bring strong north-westerly winds to northern Sardinia and the Strait of Bonifacio. Captains keep sheltered alternatives in the plan.

Where the yacht starts

Some yachts are listed in Sardinia; others reposition from Sicily or the French Riviera. Any positioning cost is confirmed in your quote.

Your nearest Bluebnc base

Our French Riviera office

Our French Riviera office is the closest Bluebnc base to Sardinia & Corsica. Share your dates, guest numbers and preferred embarkation port, and a charter adviser will check current yacht availability and send a written proposal.

Questions guests ask

Sardinia & Corsica yacht charter FAQ

Short, sourced answers. Rates, availability and inclusions are always confirmed in writing by your advisor.

Rates depend on the yacht, date, duration and positioning, so there is no single price. Where a yacht shows a from-rate, it is indicative; your advisor confirms the final quote and inclusions in writing.

Yes. The park operates an official authorisation and tariff platform for vessels navigating and mooring in its waters. Requirements depend on the vessel and the type of visit, and the correct authorisation is arranged before the charter.

Each yacht page shows its listed base. In our current collection these include Porto Cervo and Portisco, and some yachts reposition from Sicily, Cannes or Monaco. Your advisor confirms the embarkation port.

Yes, on a multi-day charter. Bonifacio, on Corsica's southern tip, lies across the Strait of Bonifacio from Santa Teresa Gallura, so a week from the Costa Smeralda can combine La Maddalena with southern Corsica, weather permitting.

The main season runs from May to October. July and August are the busiest months on the Costa Smeralda, while June and September usually mean quieter anchorages. The Mistral can bring strong winds, so captains plan sheltered alternatives.

Sources

Regulations and local information checked against official sources on 2 October 2026. Rules change; your captain confirms current requirements before departure.

Plan your Sardinia & Corsica yacht charter

Tell us your dates, group size and the kind of days you want on the water. An advisor will shortlist suitable yachts and confirm the quote in writing.

No booking is confirmed until you approve a written quote.