148 documented harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Bonifacio, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
121 places
Cove on Budelli in the La Maddalena archipelago national park, Sardinia, next to the Spiaggia Rosa. Sand bottom, sheltered from NW through SW, exposed to the eastern sector.
92Anchorage below the limestone cliffs of Bonifacio on the southern tip of Corsica, 0.4 nm from the fjord-like harbour entrance.
93Small cove on the south-east coast of Corsica, between Bonifacio and Sant'Amanza, with a sand bottom.
Small cove on the north shore of the Golfe de Santa Manza in southern Corsica, sand and rock bottom.
Anchorage in the Golfe de Sant'Amanza on the south east coast of Corsica, 4.7 NM north east of Bonifacio.
Small cove of Cala Aiacciolu on Isola Santa Maria, in the La Maddalena archipelago park off the north coast of Sardinia. Sand and rock bottom. Sheltered on almost all sides, open to the west.
Bay on the south-western tip of Corsica between Figari and Pianottoli, named after the old tuna trap still visible on the shore.
98Sand-bottom cove on the east coast of Corsica, south of the Porto-Vecchio gulf entrance.
99Deep bay on the south coast of Corsica, 3 nm NW of Bonifacio, between the Pointe de Capineru and the Pointe de Ventilègne.
100Anchorage at the mouth of the Liscia river in Gallura, north-east Sardinia. Sand bottom, off a long beach popular with windsurfers. Sheltered from west through south-east.
Anchorage by the Isolotto Roma islet in Sardinia. Sand and weed bottom, sheltered from the north round to the south-east, exposed from south-west to north-west.
Anchorage off Villaggio Piras, in a long narrow bay on La Maddalena island, off north-east Sardinia. Sand bottom with patches of posidonia. Sheltered from the NW to W.
103Anchorage in the Golfe de Porto-Vecchio, a 5 km deep ria on the south-east coast of Corsica.
104Anchorage in the inner Baie de Figari, a long inlet on the south coast of Corsica, west of Bonifacio.
Deep inlet on the south-west coast of La Maddalena, within the archipelago national park. Sand and rock bottom, with a small beach at its head.
Anchorage off the limestone cliffs south of Bonifacio, 0.8 NM SE of the harbour entrance, sand bottom.
107Anchorage on a sand and rock bottom on the Sardinian coast. Well sheltered from south-east round to north-west through the west, open to the north-east sector.
Small anchorage on the south-east coast of Corsica, between Porto-Vecchio and the Gulf of Sant'Amanza.
109Anchorage along the white limestone cliffs of Bonifacio at the southern tip of Corsica, above a sand and rock bottom.
Small cove on the south coast of Corsica east of Bonifacio, in the Bouches de Bonifacio marine reserve. Anchoring is prohibited.
111Anchorage on the western shore of Île Cavallo in the Lavezzi archipelago, Bouches de Bonifacio, sand bottom, sheltered from N, NE and E winds.
Rocky anchorage on the south-east coast of Corsica near the Réserve naturelle de Tre Padule de Suartone, between Sant'Amanza and Bonifacio.
Roadstead facing the town of La Maddalena, in the La Maddalena archipelago off Sardinia. Sand and weed over rock, sheltered from north-east round to south. The archipelago park fee applies at anchor.
114Deep inlet on the south coast of Corsica, west of Bonifacio, opening southward between Punta di Ventilegne and Pianottoli-Caldarello.
115Sand and weed anchorage off Plage de la Tour, south-west Corsica, 1 NM SW of Pianottoli-Caldarello.
Sand-bottomed cove on the east coast of Corsica between Solenzara and Porto-Vecchio, open to the south-east.
Buoy field in the bay of San Ciprianu on the east coast of south Corsica, north of Porto-Vecchio and south of the Cerbicale islands.
Anchorage off the Îles Cerbicale, a rocky archipelago 2 NM east of Porto-Vecchio on the south-east coast of Corsica.
Anchorage on the east coast of Corsica, at the northern entrance of the Gulf of Sant'Amanza, south of Porto-Vecchio.
120Sand-bottom anchorage off Pianottoli-Caldarello on the south coast of Corsica, west of Bonifacio.