Embark on an unforgettable adventure aboard one of our 12-passenger RIBs and discover two of Corsica’s most beautiful destinations: the Scandola Nature Reserve and the picturesque village of Girolata. Departing from Calvi, you’ll cruise through the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean to discover the unspoiled beauty of these protected areas.

The tour begins at the port of Calvi and takes you on a sea journey past the cliffs, caves, and islets of the Scandola Nature Reserve. You’ll be amazed by the untamed beauty of the Corsican coastline and the richness of its marine flora and fauna.

You’ll also discover the village of Girolata, accessible only by sea or via a hiking trail. You’ll be able to admire a small, sheltered bay where traditional stone houses seem to hang from the hillside (30- to 40-minute stop).

Our 12-passenger RIB is perfectly suited for navigating these waters, offering a smooth and fast sailing experience. This way, you’ll be able to make the most of your time at sea and explore all the region’s must-see sites.

Our team of experienced guides will help you discover the region’s best-kept secrets, while ensuring you have a comfortable and safe day aboard our RIBs. We strive to make your experience at sea as unforgettable as possible, offering you breathtaking views of Corsica’s most beautiful landscapes.

Swimming is not permitted within the nature reserve—this is part of its conservation effort. A 30- to 40-minute swimming break is planned outside the protected area, in crystal-clear turquoise waters that will make you want to stay there forever.

We look forward to welcoming you aboard our RIB to explore the Scandola Nature Reserve and the village of Girolata.

Join us for a unique and memorable adventure at sea aboard our 12-passenger RIB for a fast and comfortable boating experience.

What to bring: swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, hat, masks and snorkels, and a jacket depending on the season.

PLEASE NOTE: Pregnant women, people who have undergone surgery or suffer from back problems, and young children are not permitted on board.