Bootscharter in Frankreich · Lagoon 42 in Corsica / Ajaccio / Port Tino Rossi — “CELAVIE” — (2024)

Corsica's jagged granite coastline and sheltered bays call for a boat that can get close to shore and hold steady at anchor—exactly what CELAVIE delivers. This 2024 Lagoon 42 catamaran sits in Ajaccio's Port Tino Rossi, ready to slip you into the island's hidden anchorages where larger monohulls cannot follow. The twin hulls draw just 1.36 meters, opening access to shallow waters around the Îles Sanguinaires and the Scandola coast, while their wide stance keeps you stable when you're settled in for the night. Living aboard for a week, you have six private cabins and four bathrooms—space enough that groups of friends or families never feel crowded. The saloon stretches across both hulls, naturally lit and naturally ventilated, flowing onto the broad cockpit where the helm, dining table, and helm station sit open to sea and sky. Forward, the trampolines invite you to stretch out between the bows, and the foredeck is wide enough to move safely when you're handling sails or simply soaking in the view. From Ajaccio, CELAVIE reaches the Lavezzi Islands in an afternoon, or drifts north toward Elba and the Tuscan archipelago in a day's sail. The catamaran's shallow draught means you can nose into anchorages others skip, while her stability lets you relax at anchor instead of swinging with the swell. This is bareboat sailing without compromise—the freedom to explore Corsica and beyond, with room and comfort for everyone aboard.