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Day 1
Join your yacht in either Antibes or San Remo, both accessible by helicopter from Nice airport. From Antibes, head to the lles de Lerins, close to Cannes. Spend the afternoon relaxing and dine on excellent seafood at Tetou in Golfe Juan, before an overnight cruise to Corsica.
Day 2
Arrive early morning at Saleccia, one of Corsica's best beaches where translucent green waters lap glistening white sands. Spend the day enioying your yacht's water 'toys'. In the early evening, you can move on to the quaint town of St-Florent for dinner.
Day 3
After a mid-morning sail south, your yacht drops anchor off the peninsula of
Revellata, where the conditions are perfect for wave runners and water skiing.
In the late afternoon, she moves on to the beautiful town of Calvi, where the
medieval citadel is worth viewing.
Day 4
In the morning, when sailing through the nature reserve of Scandola, keep an
eye out for dolphins. In Golfe de Girolata, lunch is served onboard. In the afternoon,
take the tender to visit the amazing granite calanques (rocky inlets), which
have been eroded into bizarre shapes and include a 5km passage through a promontory.
Dine onboard, before an overnight sail to Bonifacio.
 Day 5
Visit the medieval town of Bonifacio, a maze of tortuous streets rising from sheer cliffs. Around noon, you can head for the picturesque archipelago of Iles de Lavezzi, perfect for a few hours of relaxation, before moving to Porto Cervo on Sardinia's Costa Smeralda. Browse the designer boutiques and dine at Grazia Deledda, a Michelin-starred restaurant serving rustic Sardinian food.
Day 6
After breakfast, it is a short cruise to Cala di Volpe a beautiful wide bay fringed with beaches that has clear turquoise waters ideal for snorkelling and other watersports. Spend a quiet night at anchor in the bay.
Day 7
Swimming-pool Bay, in the midst of the largely uninhabited Maddalena archipelago is a wonderful place to spend the day enjoying your yacht's water activities. Before heading  home spend a final evening in lively Porto Cervo.
Spend a day in bustling Antibes. Visit the Musee Picasso housed inthe Chateau Grimaldi, the OId Town with its ancient shuttered houses and the colorful displays of the Provencal market. Have lunch at Bacon, a restaurant famous for serving the best bouillabaisse in France. If you reach Nice early enough, go and see the Promenade des Anglais, the Roman ruins of Cimiez and the Cours Saleya, with its famous Marche des Fleurs, before catching a plane home.
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