We set sail very early in the morning to reach Capraia before lunch, which is one of the islands of the Tuscan archipelago north of the island of Elba and closer to Corsica than to Tuscany. Over the last few years, it has become a sailor's paradise. A true paradise on earth with unspoiled nature and sea. From Rosignano it is about 30 miles of navigation to the west. After a short stop in Capraia we will reach Cap Corse and anchor at the bay of Santa Maria, where we will spend the night.

In the morning we will wake up in a sea of a crazy color and in absolute peace. The bay of Santa Maria is known for its Genoese watchtower which was bombed in the 1700s by the British and has been left that way ever since. After breakfast, we'll set sail for Desert des Agriates. During the sailing, we will round the island of Giraglia (famous for being the reference point of some prestigious regattas) and skirt the western side of Cap Corse, stopping for lunch (and swimming of course) in one of the coves along the coast. In the late afternoon we will arrive at our destination and spend the night at anchor in a protected roadstead.

We have reached our destination, during the day we will visit the various beaches of the Agriates Desert and in the evening we will still give in front of the villages of Saint Florent or Ile Rousse, with the possibility of going ashore with the tender.