Water tours and activities Corse-Du-Sud

Embark with Guillaume Giovannelli, a native sailor of the village, and visit the Calanche de Piana, the gulf of Porto and of course the Scandola reserve and its port of Girolata. Morning and afternoon departures are by reservation, given its maximum capacity of 12 places. The launch is covered for your comfort, equipped with toilets on board and a camera that will allow you to admire the transparent backgrounds live for your greatest pleasure. Comfort of sitting on real armchairs for your excursion with the bonus of a sunbathing area at the back of the boat!

The company offers two outings day activities on board Grand Bleu ii, whose small size allows for a visit to nearby. In the morning with 8:45, visit des calanche, from Capo Rosso, crossing the gulf of Porto, visit the Scandola reserve in detail, then stop Girolata for 2 hours for lunch (not included). Return to the port by the calanche, arrival around 15:15. The afternoon with 15:30, visit identical to that of the morning, with stop of Girolata half-hour only, go by the calanche to the sun couchant.

Leo Serreri, the fourth generation of fishermen of Cargèse, offers the discovery of the west coast on board his semi-rigid rapids and comfortable. You will appreciate its twelve seats to see and photographing enigmatic fauna, flora and rocks. Comments informed about understandable characteristics by all. Preferably on reservation.

Discover Scandola and Girolata by sea excursion boat in Porto. Le Goéland Promenades en mer offers you an unforgettable experience to admire the flora and fauna of the region. The Scandola nature reserve, both marine and terrestrial, is a protected area where hiking, fishing and diving are prohibited. The only way to get there is by sea, and we offer boat trips departing from Porto. A visit to the Scandola reserve is a must, with its immense cliffs, faults, caves and unusual geological formations. The water is so transparent that you'll be able to admire schools of fish. Girolata, a village nestled between sea and mountains, is only accessible on foot or by boat. In summer, it's very popular, but out of season, it's a pleasantly quiet place to stroll through its narrow streets or relax on the beach. Don't miss out on this eye-popping visit.