The most beautiful anchorages in Corsica

Plage de Saleccia

Sand anchorage along the Agriates coast, west of Saint-Florent in northern Corsica, fronting a 1 km white-sand beach backed by juniper scrub.

Plage du petit Lotu

Anchorage in the Gulf of Saint-Florent, at the eastern end of the Agriates beaches, 3,4 nautical miles from Saint-Florent.

Girolata

Anchorage in the bay of Girolata on the west coast of Corsica, within the Scandola nature reserve, classified as UNESCO World Heritage since 1983.

• Buoys
• Up to 20 m

Anse de Chiuni

Wide sandy bay on the west coast of Corsica, about 2.2 nm north of Cargèse.

Campomoro

Anchorage in the bay of Campomoro on the south-west coast of Corsica, mixed sand and weed bottom, sheltered from E through W via S.

Cala di Roccapina

Sand-bottom anchorage on the south-west coast of Corsica, dominated by the Lion de Roccapina rock on the headland above.

Cala Lazarina

Cove on the Île Lavezzi, a granite archipelago 5 NM south-east of Bonifacio inside the Bouches de Bonifacio marine nature reserve.

North Rondinara

Anchorage on the northern side of the Rondinara bay in southern Corsica, sand bottom, sheltered from NW through W.

Golfe De Santa Giulia (South)

Buoy field of 30 moorings in the southern part of the Golfe de Santa Giulia, under Punta di Folaca, south of Porto-Vecchio.

• Water
• Buoys
• Up to 20 m

Pinarello

Open bay on the east coast of Corsica, north of Porto-Vecchio, with a long sand beach and a Genoese tower on the small offshore islet.

• Buoys
• Up to 13 m

Île de Pinarellu

Anchorage in the lee of the small island of Pinarellu, off the beach of the same name, on the east coast of Corsica about 10 NM north of Porto-Vecchio.

Baie de Palombaggia

Open anchorage off the Palombaggia beach, south of Porto-Vecchio in south-east Corsica. Sand and rock bottom, protected from the north-west sector.

Porto Novo South

Southern arm of the Golfe de Porto Novo on the east coast of southern Corsica, 5 NM south of the Golfe de Porto-Vecchio entrance.