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Western Corsica
Liberty Pass in Corsica
Travel with Liberty Pass anywhere in Corsica
From the Gulf of Saint-Florent to the beaches of Porto-Vecchio, Liberty Pass lets you enjoy a boat trip from several of the most iconic ports in Corsica. The Gulf of Ajaccio, the Valinco coast, the cliffs of Bonifacio, the far south, or the eastern coast: choose your sailing area and discover the Isle of Beauty from the sea all year round. the cliffs of Bonifacio, the far south, or the eastern coast: choose your sailing area and discover the “Island of Beauty” from the sea all year round.
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Southern Corsica
Far South
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Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Corsica
North & East Coast
Boat Subscription in Corsica
Enjoy Corsica by boat all year round
With Liberty Pass, you can enjoy regular boat trips to Corsica without the hassles of boat ownership. A plan designed for boaters who want to sail frequently from their usual home port and explore the Corsican coastline with more freedom than a one-time rental would allow.
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An island offering an exceptionally diverse range of sailing experiences
Gulfs, beaches, cliffs, secluded coves, islands, and headlands: the Corsican coastline offers a remarkable variety of landscapes and sailing itineraries, allowing you to experience a completely different atmosphere from one outing to the next.
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Iconic destinations accessible by sea
The Sanguinaires Islands, the Agriates Desert, Lavezzi, Bonifacio, Palombaggia, or the Gulf of Valinco: having regular access to a boat allows you to take more trips and discover Corsica’s most iconic sites from the sea.
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A boat available without the hassles of ownership
With Liberty Pass, you can enjoy a boat through a subscription plan without having to worry about purchasing, maintenance, insurance, a boat slip, or resale. You sail; we'll take care of the rest.
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A formula designed for regular sailing
Unlike one-time rentals, the Liberty Pass boat subscription lets you regularly enjoy the pleasure of sailing around Corsica and make the most of your local waters all year round.
Stops & Inspiration
The Most Beautiful Destinations to Discover and Visit by Boat in Corsica
Unspoiled beaches, cliffs, archipelagos, and turquoise waters: Corsica offers a multitude of destinations accessible by boat from Liberty Pass ports. Here are a few iconic cruises to help you make the most of your boat subscription around the “Island of Beauty.”
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Far South
Bonifacio and its cliffs
Perched high above the Mediterranean, Bonifacio offers one of the most spectacular landscapes in Corsica. From the sea, its limestone cliffs, coves, and harbor entrance take on a whole new dimension. A must-see destination for sailing in the far south of the island.
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Bonifacio Straits
Lavezzi Islands
Off the coast of Bonifacio, the Lavezzi Archipelago reveals a landscape of granite rocks, small coves, and crystal-clear waters. A prime destination for a day at sea, combining sailing, swimming, and anchoring.
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Upper Corsica
Agriates Desert
From Saint-Florent, the Agriates Desert is one of the most beautiful sailing areas in northern Corsica. The beaches of Lotu and Saleccia, the wild coves, and the rugged coastline offer an exceptional setting for a boat trip.
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Gulf of Ajaccio
Sanguinaires Islands
At the entrance to the Gulf of Ajaccio, the Sanguinaires Islands are an iconic destination on the western coast. Their rocky terrain, clear waters, and proximity to Ajaccio make them an ideal destination for a day trip.
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Southern Corsica
Porto-Vecchio and Its Beaches
Around Porto-Vecchio, the beaches of Palombaggia, Santa Giulia, and the many coves in the southeast offer the perfect setting for enjoying the sea. A succession of anchorage spots and turquoise waters that are particularly pleasant to explore by boat.
Liberty Pass, plain and simple
How can I rent a boat in Corsica with Liberty Pass?
Liberty Pass lets you enjoy regular boat trips from your favorite port in Corsica, without having to buy a boat or rent one on a per-trip basis. You choose your area, your boat, and your plan, then you can sail throughout the year according to the terms of your subscription.
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Your sailing area
Select your port
Ajaccio, Bonifacio, Porto-Vecchio, Propriano, Saint-Florent or Sari-Solenzara: Select the marina and the Corsican waters from which you’d like to sail regularly.
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Your schedule
Choose your boat
Depending on what's available at your marina, choose the model that best suits your boating preferences and needs.
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Enjoy the Isle of Beauty
Sail all year round
Once you've signed up, enjoy regular use of your boat in Corsica without having to deal with the hassles of ownership. All you have to do is choose your next destination.
Another Way to Own a Boat
Learn how Liberty Pass works
Learn how Liberty Pass works
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know About Boating with Liberty Pass in the PACA region
Are you interested in signing up for a boat subscription in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur but still have questions about how the Liberty Pass works, the rates, or the available boats? Find answers to the most common questions before choosing your port and your boat in the Mediterranean.
01 Where can I find a Liberty Pass boat in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region?
Liberty Pass operates in many Mediterranean sailing areas, from the Bouches-du-Rhône to the Alpes-Maritimes, including the Var. You can find boats in, among other places, Marseille, Toulon, Hyères, Saint-Tropez, Cannes, Antibes, and even Menton. The boats available and their availability vary by port.
02 How much does a boat membership cost in the PACA region?
The price of a Liberty Pass subscription depends on the boat, its engine, its equipment, and the plan offered. Liberty Pass subscriptions are available starting at €199 per month.
The rate includes, among other things, the boat, its dock space, maintenance, insurance, and the Liberty Pass support service. This is an annual subscription with monthly payments, not a monthly boat rental.
03 What types of boats are available in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region?
Depending on the port, Liberty Pass offers different types of boats in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region: motorboats, RIBs, sailboats, and even multihulls. However, not all categories are available at every port.
The easiest way is to first choose your cruising area, and then browse the boats currently available in the corresponding Liberty Pass database.
04 Can you sail year-round in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region?
Yes. The vast majority of Liberty Pass boats are available year-round, except during the periods required for their annual maintenance.
The membership plan is specifically designed for recreational boaters who prefer to sail regularly rather than rent a boat on an occasional basis during the summer season. Outings are, of course, subject to weather conditions and sailing conditions.
05 How does the Liberty Pass subscription work?
Each boat can accommodate a maximum of 6 Liberty Pass subscribers. Outings are organized using a reservation token system that allows each member to reserve their upcoming time slots through the Liberty Pass app.
Once a trip has been completed, the corresponding token becomes available again and can be used to schedule a new trip. This system allows reservations to be distributed among the various subscribers while maintaining a high degree of flexibility in the boat’s use.
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Liberty Pass is available at numerous ports and marinas in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. Among them: Martigues, Marseille, La Ciotat, Saint-Cyr-sur-Mer, Bandol, Sanary-sur-Mer, Six-Fours-les-Plages, Les Embiez, Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, Toulon, Hyères, Bormes-les-Mimosas, Le Lavandou, Cavalaire-sur-Mer, Cogolin, Grimaud, Saint-Tropez, Fréjus, Saint-Raphaël, Mandelieu-la-Napoule, Cannes, Golfe-Juan, Juan-les-Pins, Antibes, Villeneuve-Loubet, Saint-Laurent-du-Var, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, and Menton.
This presence allows you to choose a base near your place of residence or in the Mediterranean region where you wish to sail regularly.