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The Costa Brava offers 200 km of coastline dotted with large bays, coves, long beaches and 17 fully-equipped marinas and marinas. It’s full of idyllic spots, from seaside resorts to medieval villages, where behind them lie terraced vineyards that defy gravity… For diving enthusiasts, head for the Medes Islands. This small archipelago is a nature reserve of incomparable wild beauty and a diver’s paradise. With its year-round sunshine, rich cultural heritage, generous natural environment and gastronomic delights, the Costa Brava is sure to please !

At the crossroads between Corsica and Italy, Sardinia is a land of adventure and thrills, famous for its white sandy beaches, mountainous terrain and heavenly waters. Inland, there are other wonders to discover, such as the stone towers known as nuraghe. Take the opportunity to visit the Capichera countryside, an authentic place bordered by vineyards and wild olive groves, as well as Porto Cervo, the meeting point of the international jet-set. Gourmets will not be outdone. Sardinia offers a multitude of high-quality traditional products, such as pecorino, malloreddus pasta and culurgiones. Those with a sweet tooth will be delighted by seadas, thin disks of shortcrust pastry topped with warm honey.

Whether it’s their picturesque beaches, cultural attractions or delicious cuisine, the 3 visitable islands in the Gulf of Naples offer something for everyone! Glamorous, trendy and extremely popular, Capri captivates with its panoramic views, luxurious surroundings and azure waters. Stroll through its narrow streets and admire the Art Nouveau architecture and artisan boutiques. Grab a coffee on the Piazzetta and climb up to the Tragara Belvedere, from where you’ll have a magnificent view of the gulf. Ischia, the “green island”, charms with its history, art and lush greenery. Ideal for hiking, you can also try the thermal baths to recharge your batteries. In Procida, enjoy breathtaking views over Terra Murata and savor a tasty dish of spaghetti with sea urchins.

Close to Athens and yet so different, the Saronic Islands share a gentle way of life : beautiful villages with white houses and cobbled lanes, small ports set in turquoise-blue coves, abundant vegetation and hiking trails that will let you discover unsuspected landscapes. Each island has preserved its own atmosphere and culture : Salamis, rich in mythological traditions ; Aegina, the island of pistachios for family vacations ; Poros, cosmopolitan and uniquely beautiful, ideal for sailing ; Hydra, the island of artists ; and Spetsès, a welcoming island with the scent of Aleppo pines and secret coves.

Located in northern Dalmatia and fortified with over 3,000 years of history, Zadar is entirely pedestrianized and offers a pleasant stroll through lanes polished by time. Here, you can witness the Italian influence with ancient architecture reminiscent of the Republic of Venice. Stroll along the Roman remains of Zadar’s unmissable market under a magnificent sunset: you’ll find all the culture of Zadar, with freshly grown fruit and vegetables and unusual objects. You can also enjoy the sumptuous pebble beaches, the surrounding national parks, or the Marine Organ, ideal for sitting back and listening to the marine melodies that emanate from it.

Nestled between the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea and rugged mountains, Split’s Old Town is well worth a visit, with its stunning blend of Venetian palaces and Austrian architecture. With its many bars, discos and nightclubs, lovers of nightlife will be delighted. Enjoy the facade of Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, from the Riva, a lively quay by day and night. Savor authentic regional dishes in the konobas, dive into hidden coves with turquoise waters, and enjoy the vibrant nightlife that enlivens this coastal city.

Dubrovnik, the capital of Dalmatia, has been dubbed the “Pearl of the Adriatic”, guaranteeing a splendid landscape of rocks, cliffs and Mediterranean flora. Bordered by the Balkans, this ancient city-state, rich in history and still fortified today, is nestled on a peninsula dominated by a nearby mountain. It’s a crossroads for adventurers and sailors! Discover its history, enjoy the breathtaking views and enjoy the exquisite culinary multiculturalism of Ston’s famous oysters or the medieval flan known as Rozata.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Canal du Midi winds its way through magnificent countryside from Toulouse to Sète. Once dedicated to the transport of goods, it is now open to pleasure and leisure boating. Sail in a spirit of relaxation, at your own pace, in contact with nature, while enjoying the mildness of a sunny region and the authenticity of an art of living. Each lock reveals the engineering treasures of the 17th century, a real plunge into the past. Whether you wish to discover the magnificent vineyards and taste their products, or simply relax and enjoy the captivating scenery, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure.

Renowned for their biodiversity, the Provençal coasts abound with exceptional anchorages and harbors. The succession of capes, bays, islands, picturesque harbors and modern marinas is a real pleasure to navigate. White sandy beaches, wild coves and rocky islets will be your little corner of paradise, punctuated by the song of the cicadas. Enjoy the aperitif, sacred in the region, and a gastronomy renowned for its sun-drenched local produce: Bouillabaisse, aioli and pissaladière, there’s something for everyone !

A land of history, culture and tradition, Normandy offers dreams and wonder to adventurers in search of authenticity and natural beauty. Stop off in one of these little corners that hide an incredible variety of landscapes. From the forests, groves and rustic meadows of the verdant countryside, to the majestic white cliffs of the Côte d’Albâtre. A haven of peace and relaxation, Normandy has preserved a rich cultural, architectural and gastronomic heritage.

With its mountains, heavenly beaches and rich, varied flora and fauna, Corsica is the ideal destination for an unforgettable vacation. With over 1000 km of coastline, the Île de Beauté abounds in marine and terrestrial riches: high mountains, secret coves, islets, granite cliffs, sandy beaches, nature reserves and much more ! Enjoy dolphin sanctuaries, sea caves and trout fishing, all in a mild climate. Diving, swimming, paragliding, kayaking, climbing… there’s no shortage of activities !

With more than 1,000 km of coastline, Sicily is sure to seduce you with its many facets : turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, volcanic mountains and archaeological sites, all combine to make for a vacation full of excitement! Bathed in sunshine and history, the island is home to fields of orange and olive trees as far as the eye can see, their heady perfumes wafting through the warm air. Majestic Greek temples, imposing Roman amphitheaters and Baroque churches adorned with artistic treasures dot the landscape. Don’t miss out on authentic dishes such as pasta alla Norma, Arancini and Cannoli with ricotta.

The Ionian Sea, known for its tranquility, light winds and warmth, is famous for its picturesque landscapes and beautiful islands. Lush vegetation, fertile land, a mild climate and white sandy beaches… This idyllic setting has given rise to a rich and diverse flora and fauna. A land of legends, mythology and history, the shores of the Ionian Sea boast monuments inherited from Antiquity, as well as a wealth of Byzantine, Venetian and Orthodox buildings.

These islands are the perfect escape from boredom, with their successful mix of sandy beaches, lively evenings, mountainous landscapes and traditional villages with a rich cultural heritage. Relax in this nature reserve and discover wild calanques or underground lakes, under postcard-perfect sunsets. Don’t miss a visit to the Cabrera National Park, home to many birds and turtles, and then treat yourself to Tumbet, Perol minorquin or Sobrasada, typical Balearic dishes.