Boat Excursions Corsica
Bonifacio by rubber boat
In the stretch of sea that separates Corsica from Sardinia, you will find the white cliffs of Bonifacio and the Natural Reserve of the Straits of Bonifacio. Let’s discover together the town of Bonifacio, the Island of Lavezzi, and the Island Piana.
Bonifacio is a town located in southern Corsica, famous for its white limestone cliffs. The upper part of Bonifacio is a charming medieval village that overlooks the stretch of sea known as the “Straits of Bonifacio.” The lower part of the town consists of a quaint and characteristic port. The entrance to the fjord of Bonifacio has enchanted and continues to enchant sailors who navigate the Straits; the route is both impressive and incredible for its beauty.
The area is also famous for the natural caves that can only be visited from the sea. A boat trip to see Bonifacio evokes an unparalleled emotion.
Island Piana
If there is one place in the world that can enchant and steal your heart, it is certainly the blue lagoon of Island Piana. A particularly beautiful and enchanting stretch of sea characterized by a sandbar that connects Island Piana to the mainland, a passage that emerges and disappears with the movements of the tide.
The Island Piana in southern Corsica is an uninhabited island included in the Municipality of Bonifacio, part of the Natural Reserve of the Islands of Lavezzi, near the Island of Cavallo. In summer, it is popular for its beauty, while in the winter it becomes a peaceful oasis with incredible views.
Lavezzi
The Island of Lavezzi is the beating heart of the Natural Reserve of the Straits of Bonifacio, a sought-after destination for anyone wishing to visit the islands of southern Corsica. A granite island of incomparable beauty, with the sea showcasing every shade of color.
The Island is located right in the center of the Straits of Bonifacio, facing the Island of Razzoli and the National Park of La Maddalena. In the seabeds of Lavezzi, you can find the famous Lavezzi Groupers, which is why the island is also known as Mérouville – the City of Groupers – a paradise for divers and snorkelers.
Lavezzi is an island located in the southeast area of Corsica at the center of the Straits of Bonifacio. The island features an imposing lighthouse that guides those sailing through this well-known stretch of sea. Lavezzi is a popular destination for many scuba tourists who visit the famous reef known as Mérouville – the City of Groupers. The coves and beaches of Lavezzi offer breathtaking displays, white sand, unspoiled cliffs, and turquoise sea. If you want to reach Lavezzi, choose a boat trip in southern Corsica; it will be an incredible emotion!
Straits of Bonifacio
The Straits of Bonifacio are a narrow sea passage that separates Sardinia from Corsica. The narrowest point, where the two islands are closest, is only 11 km long and lies between Santa Teresa Gallura – in Sardinia – and Bonifacio – in Corsica.
Bonifacio
Bonifacio is a town located in southern Corsica, famous for its white limestone cliffs. The upper part of Bonifacio is a charming medieval village that overlooks the stretch of sea known as the “Straits of Bonifacio.” The lower part of the town consists of a quaint and characteristic port. The entrance to the fjord of Bonifacio has enchanted and continues to enchant sailors who navigate the Straits; the route is both impressive and incredible for its beauty. The area is also famous for the natural caves that can only be visited from the sea. A boat trip to see Bonifacio evokes an unparalleled emotion.
