Paris to the Riviera, the signature journey
The palaces and nights of Paris, then south to the Mediterranean: a crewed yacht, Porquerolles, Port-Cros, Saint-Tropez.
All our journeys Mediterranean · 7 to 10 days
From island to island
A yacht, a crew, and only the wind to answer to. A different anchorage every night, clearer water every morning.
A cruise is the freest way to travel the Mediterranean. You board once, and the landscape changes around you. We charter the yacht, hire the crew and plan the route with the captain — knowing it will change along the way.
The classic route leaves the Riviera, reaches Corsica at Calvi and the Gulf of Porto, sails south to Bonifacio and crosses to the Maddalena archipelago off Sardinia. Coves no road can reach, dinners on deck under the stars, stops in village harbours: the Mediterranean as it can only be seen from the water.
The moments that make it
The yacht and her crew
A classic sailing yacht or a motor yacht, with captain, steward and chef on board. We choose the boat for your group and your taste for sailing.
The secret anchorages
Coves reachable only by sea, chosen that morning according to the wind. Swimming, paddleboarding, snorkelling.
Bonifacio from the sea
Arriving beneath the white cliffs, the harbour at sunset, dinner inside the citadel.
La Maddalena
A protected archipelago of turquoise water and pink-sand beaches, and total silence once night falls.
The journey at a glance
- Day 1
Embarking on the Riviera
Welcome at the port of Nice, Cannes or Saint-Tropez, meeting the crew, a first night at anchor.
- Days 2 and 3
Crossing to Corsica
Sailing to Calvi, then the Gulf of Porto and its red calanques. Anchorages near the Scandola reserve, depending on the season.
- Days 4 and 5
Southern Corsica
South to Bonifacio, a stop beneath the cliffs, dinner in the citadel. A day of swimming around the Lavezzi islands.
- Days 6 and 7
The Maddalena archipelago
Crossing to Sardinia, turquoise coves, lunches on board. A last night under the stars.
- End
Disembarking
Disembark at Olbia or sail back towards Corsica, transfer to the airport. The cruise can extend to ten days or more.
The open sea, at your pace
Tell us your dates, the number of guests and the boat you dream of. We'll come back to you within 24 hours.
Other ways to travel
Paris, behind closed doors
A Right Bank suite, museums before the public arrives, couture houses by appointment, and Paris by night without a single queue.
The Riviera, at the pace of the sea
A villa above the water, a yacht waiting every morning, and the Hyères islands before the crowds wake up.