Mediterranean Icons 
with Propriano & Porto Cervo

Overlooking the tranquil, clear waters of the Gulf of Valinco and far from the tourist crowds of Bonifacio and Ajaccio, Propriano captures the true essence of southern Corsica. It’s a place of stunning coves, rugged landscapes dotted with rocky peaks, and a fragrant maquis filled with the scents of immortelle, myrtle, arbutus, and green oak. And then, there are the beaches. Carcci, at the town’s entrance, marks the start of an exceptional coastline that includes Portigliolo, Capu Laurosu (with the Genoese Tower of Campomoro in the distance), Lido Puraja, and Mancinu.

But Propriano offers more than beaches. It’s renowned for its diving spots and the nearby Filitosa site, where ancient granite statue-menhir figures stand in enduring mystery.

Once a modest fishing village nestled among Sardinia’s rugged northern coastline, Porto Cervo was transformed in the 1960s by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV. Enchanted by the breathtaking beaches and crystal-clear waters of Costa Smeralda, he set out to create an exclusive luxury haven that would captivate the world’s elite. His vision succeeded brilliantly.

Today, Porto Cervo is synonymous with glamour. Its marina gleams with some of the most magnificent yachts, owned by football stars, celebrities, and captains of industry who make Porto Cervo their Mediterranean playground. The town itself offers an array of high-end boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and vibrant nightlife, seamlessly blending luxury and laid-back Mediterranean charm.
 

Docking in Civitavecchia, you’ll be just an hour and a half away from Rome—a city of legends, where history and myth intertwine. Rome shaped the world, and in turn, the world remains captivated by its grandeur.
Every street corner reveals a story: the Colosseum’s ancient grandeur, the Pantheon’s awe-inspiring dome, the elegance of the Trevi Fountain, and the quiet splendor of Villa Borghese. Rome’s timeless monuments—from St. Peter’s Basilica to the Sistine Chapel—speak of emperors, philosophers, and artists who left their mark on the Eternal City.
A city of cinema, la dolce vita, and endless discoveries, Rome is far more than a destination; it’s an experience. They say every stone there tells a story. Yours is waiting to be written.