Hire a boat in Haute-Corse with or without a licence

Northern Corsica is located in the northernmost part of the island and is washed by three seas: to the north by the Ligurian Sea, to the west by the Mediterranean Sea and to the east by the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is certainly an excellent location to hire a boat for your next holiday and enjoy the beauty of the place.

What is the price of rental boats in Northern Corsica?

Renting a boat in Northern Corsica with Click&Boat costs starting from £85 per day in high season and from £440 per week in high season.

Price of a sailing boat Hire in Northern Corsica

• 1 day: starting from £85 in high season
• 1 week: starting from £440 in high season

Price of a motor boat Hire in Northern Corsica

• 1 day: starting from £120 in high season
• 1 week: starting from £840 in high season

Price of a catamaran rental in Northern Corsica

• 1 day: starting from £600 in high season

Can I hire a boat in Corsica Northern with or without skipper?

Undoubtedly, if you have a boating license, the range of boats you can rent is wider. Despite this, on Click&Boat you will also have the possibility of renting a boat with an expert skipper, who will guide you to the evocative places of Northern Corsica in complete safety. In short, on Click&Boat you can find both solutions in a simple click, what are you waiting for? Set sail with us!

What to see in Northern Corsica?

Cape Corse

Sailing from Bastia, we recommend you discover the peninsula of Cap Corse, located in the north-eastern part of the island. Along Cap Corse, suggested destinations are Erbalunga, Torre de l'Osse, the Marina del Porticciolo, the Finocchiarola Islands, the Bay of Santa Maria and the Bay of Agnelu and then ending with the island of Giraglia. Through this boat tour, you will have the opportunity to admire the magnificent nature reserve of the Cap Corse islands.

The Customs officers' path

The Customs officers' path is located in the so-called "finger of Corsica", in the northernmost part of the island and starts from Macinaggio to end at the Port de Centuri. This path is perfect for those who love trekking, but also for those who love walking as it is not particularly demanding and the effort will be rewarded with breathtaking views.

San Fiorenzo

Sailing to San Fiorenzo is definitely recommended because it is the entry point to the Agriates desert, having some of the most beautiful beaches in all of Corsica. Among these beaches, we mention the beach of Saleccia, Olzo, and the beach of Cala di Malfacu.

What is the climate like in Northern Corsica?

Northern Corsica has a typically Mediterranean climate, with a hot summer and a mild winter. The best time to sail the blue waters of Northern Corsica is between the months of June and September.

How to get to Northern Corsica?

In Northern Corsica, there are two airports: Bastia and Calvi. Alternatively, in Corsica, there are also the airports of Ajaccio and Figari. If you want to leave from Italy for Corsica, there are also various ferries. The main Italian ports are Piombino, Livorno, Genoa, Savona, Santa Teresa di Gallura.