BASTIA:
DREAMY SHORES
AND UNIQUE AMBIENCE

Bastia is Corsicaโ€™s second largest city and its main economic and commercial hub. Several charters of the island depart from Bastiaโ€™s fully-equipped port. The nearby Vieux Port boasts top-quality restaurants and cafรฉs.

SOME LUXURY YACHTS FOR CHARTER IN THIS AREA

SILVER WAVE Yacht for charter
SILVER WAVE

SILVER WAVE

10 5 8
Palmer & Johnson 45.72mt (Built 2009/Refit 2017)
CAPRI I Yacht for charter
CAPRI I

CAPRI I

12 6 15
Lurssen 58.6mt (Built 2003/Refit 2018)
SAMURAI Yacht for charter
SAMURAI

SAMURAI

12 6 15
Alia Yachts 60.3mt (Built 2016)
THE WELLESLEY Yacht for charter
THE WELLESLEY

THE WELLESLEY

12 6 12
Oceanco 56.2mt (Built 1993/Refit 2016)
VERTIGE Yacht for charter
VERTIGE

VERTIGE

12 6 9
Tankoa Yachts 50mt (Built 2017)
LIONESS V Yacht for charter
LIONESS V

LIONESS V

12 6 19
Benetti 63.5mt (Built 2006/Refit 2017)

Yacht Finder

Bastia beckons with picture-perfect views, baroque churches, windy alleys, and the sorbet-colored buildings of the Citadel in the Terra Vecchia district. The bustling Viale Paoli and rue Cรฉsar Campinchi, running parallel to Place Saint-Nicolas, are rimmed with ateliers specializing in hand-made goods, brand boutiques, and quaint cafรฉs where you can stop and chill in this lovely Corsican town, before returning to your luxury charter to reach the nearby beach of Marana. This long strip of sand is backed by the pond of Biguglia, a popular spot for trekking and birdwatching fans.

The town features its own pebbly beach that gets particularly crowded in the summer. Best to choose the more comfortable Plage de lโ€™Arinella, a vast strip of soft white sand about a kilometer from Bastia.

North of Bastia Capo Corso is a must-visit beach, one of Corsicaโ€™s best, in fact. Aim your luxury charter to this stretch of the sea and spend time exploring the shoreline, dotted with inlets and small bays, like Marcaggio, Macinaggio, and many picturesque spots and fishermen villages.

Bastia is the ideal spot to embark on a Corsica luxury charter, but also a perfect site to take a relaxing break from navigation. Corsica truly meets the wishes of every traveller who wants to make unique experiences on a charter.

Bastia beckons with picture-perfect views, baroque churches, windy alleys, and the sorbet-colored buildings of the Citadel in the Terra Vecchia district. The bustling Viale Paoli and rue Cรฉsar Campinchi, running parallel to Place Saint-Nicolas, are rimmed with ateliers specializing in hand-made goods, brand boutiques, and quaint cafรฉs where you can stop and chill in this lovely Corsican town, before returning to your luxury charter to reach the nearby beach of Marana. This long strip of sand is backed by the pond of Biguglia, a popular spot for trekking and birdwatching fans.

The town features its own pebbly beach that gets particularly crowded in the summer. Best to choose the more comfortable Plage de lโ€™Arinella, a vast strip of soft white sand about a kilometer from Bastia.

North of Bastia Capo Corso is a must-visit beach, one of Corsicaโ€™s best, in fact. Aim your luxury charter to this stretch of the sea and spend time exploring the shoreline, dotted with inlets and small bays, like Marcaggio, Macinaggio, and many picturesque spots and fishermen villages.

Bastia is the ideal spot to embark on a Corsica luxury charter, but also a perfect site to take a relaxing break from navigation. Corsica truly meets the wishes of every traveller who wants to make unique experiences on a charter.

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F.A.Q.

The old port is ringed with alfresco restaurants that buy seafood directly from the fishing boats moored alongside, spiny lobster and gilthead bream often go straight from boat to kitchen. It’s one of the more authentic harbourside dining experiences in Corsica, with a working-port atmosphere rather than a resort one.

Yes, Bastia sits at the base of Cap Corse, Corsica’s northern peninsula, and is the natural starting point for a day or half-day cruise around its dramatic coastline, fishing villages and terraced vineyards, before continuing on to Saint-Florent or Macinaggio.

Bastia is noticeably less geared toward yacht tourism and more of a working city, which appeals to guests wanting a more authentic, less polished port call โ€” Baroque churches, local boutiques and a lively main square (Place Saint-Nicolas) rather than a resort marina.

The Patrimonio AOC, Corsica’s oldest appellation, occupies the natural amphitheatre between Bastia and Saint-Florent, a short drive from Bastia makes it possible to combine a port call with a vineyard visit, ideally arranged ahead since most estates are small, family-run operations.

Bastia-Poretta Airport, around 20km south of the city, offers the widest range of flight connections on Corsica’s east coast, making Bastia a practical start or end point for a charter even when the itinerary focuses on other ports.

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