Sardinia and Corsica Gulet Cruise
Price
£2229 excluding flights
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+ Onboard Provisional Allowance £85 GBP pp
Price varies depending on cabin selection
Description of Sardinia and Corsica Gulet Cruise
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Travel guides
Corsica is one of France's greatest surprises – a wild outpost with an independent spirit that runs deep.
A heady mix of superb walking trails, thrilling diving spots and a host of historic highlights await your visit.
Reviews
1 Reviews of Sardinia and Corsica Gulet Cruise
4 out of 5 stars
Reviewed on 03 Aug 2025 by Maryanne Roach
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your vacation?
I loved the daily swim stops.
2. What tips would you give other travelers booking this vacation?
The ship was excellent as was the food. the crew were good and at 31 passengers, it was a good size but I'm not sure it is a good vacation for single people. There were two large families and mostly couples, many not (easily) speaking English.
3. Did you feel that your vacation benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?
We used local guides for walking tours and others ate in local restaurants.
4. Finally, how would you rate your vacation overall?
Excellent, bar the relative lack of company.
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) vacation so that you can travel knowing we've worked to maximise the benefits of your vacation to local people and places, and minimise any negative impacts.
Planet
By using a small ship we can greatly reduce the distance travelled as we can visit the small islands that are close together. We minimize waste on board and dispose of the little we generate in an approved and appropriate manner.The small size of these cruise vessels and the small passenger numbers ensures that any detrimental social and environmental impacts are minimised whilst allowing the passengers to visit smaller communities that don’t usually benefit from this form of tourism. This also enables small communities to host tourists without the need for building hotels and other infrastructure that may be required.
Sail power has very obvious ecological benefits, vastly reducing the carbon used in any form of travel as well as reducing emissions. All the crews are experienced sailors and love to sail if possible. Although we cannot use the sails all the time and in all conditions, they do provide a welcome benefit.
People
Almost everything about this cruise is local. The vessel is locally owned and operated, the food we eat is bought and purchased locally. Our gulet has a culinary Chef who checks the daily the fresh ingredients in the market and local shops. He is an expert cook and knows the local wines and tailors the wines and food together with each meal. By visiting some of the smaller islands that get few visitors and purchasing our food from them we are helping to sustain the island communities and their way of life.We will endeavour to maximise the benefits of tourism and to minimise or eradicate any downside, socially, environmentally & economically.
We will encourage our passengers to learn and understand as much as possible about the local traditions, language and way of life to enable them to appreciate the reality of life in this part of the world. The cruise manager will ask any questions about the region, and will keep all of the passengers updated, not just with the day to day itinerary, but with in depth information about the history and way of life of the local communities.
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