Yacht Charter Sardinia & Corsica

Charter pricing varies by yacht, dates, duration, itinerary, and included services. Current prices are shown where supplied by the live rental feed; a charter advisor confirms the final quote and explains yacht-specific fuel, provisioning, port, tax, and payment terms before booking.

The Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) is a 20 km stretch of northeastern Sardinia developed in the 1960s by the Aga Khan as an exclusive resort destination. Its emerald-green waters, pink granite coastline, and ultra-luxury marinas (Porto Cervo, Porto Rotondo) make it one of the world's premier yachting destinations, attracting royalty, celebrities, and UHNWI each summer.

Yes — the Strait of Bonifacio between Sardinia and Corsica is only 11 km wide, making a combined itinerary ideal for a 7-day charter. A typical route visits Porto Cervo, the Maddalena Archipelago, Bonifacio (Corsica), the Lavezzi Islands, and returns via the Costa Smeralda. Bluebnc Yachting can arrange seamless cross-border itineraries.

The best months are June to September, with July and August being peak season on the Costa Smeralda. Water temperatures reach 24–27 °C. June and September offer quieter anchorages and lower charter rates while still providing excellent weather. The Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo (September) is a highlight of the sailing calendar.

Top anchorages include the Maddalena Archipelago (crystal-clear waters and protected bays), Cala di Volpe (the iconic Costa Smeralda cove), Cala Luna (dramatic cliff-backed beach), and the Tavolara Marine Reserve. For dining ashore, Porto Cervo and Poltu Quatu offer Michelin-starred restaurants accessible directly from your yacht.