We know, we know… You loved our yearly printed guides, filled with updated info about your favorite cruising destinations and gorgeous photos from professional photographers. They were flying off the shelves in marinas, boatyards and marine outlets, all over the harbors we covered. Many of you were even collecting them, summer after summer. And it is true that, since the launch of the Yacht Insider’s Guide publication in 2009, whether it was for the French Med, the Balearics Islands or New England, the focus has been on our printed guides.
Corsica
Where To Stay
Where To Eat & Go Out
RESTAURANTS
What To Do
CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
DIVING COURSES / SHOPS
GOLFING
OUTDOORS AND SPORTS
WINES / SPIRITS / BEVERAGES
Getting Around
AIRPORTS
FERRIES
HELICOPTERS
Marinas & Moorings
Yacht & Crew Services
COMPUTER SERVICES
CONCIERGE SERVICES
FISH SUPPLIERS
FUEL BUNKERING / LUBRICANTS
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
OUTBOARD MOTORS / TENDER SALES / SERVICE
YACHT AGENTS / CONCIERGE SERVICES
Provisioning
FISH SUPPLIERS
FRUIT / VEGETABLE SUPPLIERS
GOURMET STORES / DELIS
SPECIALIST PROVISIONING
WINES / SPIRITS / BEVERAGES
Useful Info
DOCTORS / MEDICAL CENTERS / HOSPITALS
Miscellaneous
DIVING COURSES / SHOPS
OUTDOORS AND SPORTS
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Known in France under its nickname “l’Ile de Beauté”, Corsica might well be the most beautiful place on Earth! Located 110mi south from France and 11mi north from Sardinia, this gorgeous island is very large - 183 km(114 mi) long and 83 km (52 mi) wide - and yet sparsely populated and unspoiled. It is unique for its astounding geographical diversity, a mix of secluded creeks with turquoise blue water, fine sand beaches, medieval cities, many of them in walking distance from the main harbors, and hilltop villages, surrounded by nature reserves and dense maquis. It is also the most mountainous island in the Mediterranean and home of several winter ski resorts. Corsica is historically known for its strategic situation in the Mediterranean, and for being the birth place of Napoleon Bonaparte, as well as Cristobal Columbus. It is a land of tradition, with inhabitants proud of their distinct language, music, craft and delicious cooking specialties. Corsicans are the most genuine and friendliest hosts with strong values for honor and family. Corsica is home of two large modern cities and ports: Bastia and Ajaccio and most of the harbors are on the west side of the island.