Once the cabins have been assigned and the galley has been arranged, we will immediately set sail for Capraia sailing, having fun and why not, trying to catch a nice lunch! Depending on the weather we will decide whether to stop on the way there or on the way back to better discover one of the most beautiful and wild islands of the Tuscan archipelago, we will anchor in breathtaking coves such as Cala Rossa, Cala del Ceppo and Mortula and many others. We will immerse ourselves in its unspoiled landscapes that make it a small trekking paradise, we will visit the port with the characteristic village with restaurants and shops of local products and the upper village with the castle and postcard views.

We will then cover the 15 miles that separate us from Corsica with our eyes wide open because we will pass right in the middle of the cetacean sanctuary and, if we are lucky, they will come to greet us. We'll explore Cap Corse, located in the far north of Corsica.  Dropping anchor in the bays with fine sand and going down to walk on those coasts is a unique emotion and an opportunity to visit the wildest sites of the island, including remote villages and small fishing ports. The Finocchiarola reserve, Plage Santa Maria, the legendary Giraglia, Macinaggio and the northernmost village of Corsica Barcaggio. Skirting the "finger" on the west side we will stop at Centuri, famous for lobster fishing and immediately after at Anse d'aliso, a small and beautiful fjord.

Depending on the weather, we will decide whether to stop in Saint Florent, visit the city and its large gulf, from there begins the Agriates Desert  , accessible only by boat, with its white beaches and crystal clear water,  such as that of Saleccia or the Santu River. Or whether to continue to Ile Rousse or Calvì with its imposing castle overlooking the sea.