Strait & Stone · Bonifacio
Lagoon yacht charter choices for southern Corsica
Choose sail or power first: the 620 adds a sailing rig and twin-helm flybridge; the 630 Motor Yacht centres the journey on power-catamaran passages. Both give a Bonifacio request broad shared areas and several possible cabin arrangements.
620: include the sailing experience in the brief
The Lagoon 620 places twin helm positions on its flybridge above the main saloon. If guests value time under sail, make that a priority when discussing route and duration. Wind and comfort determine how it fits into the day. The actual cabin and galley arrangement remains important for the time spent at rest.
630 Motor Yacht: a power-catamaran programme
The 630 Motor Yacht retains a broad saloon, cockpit and upper living space without a sailing rig. It can frame a request around coastal passages and settled pauses. Compare the offered lower-deck plan, meal table and shade rather than assume the power model has one universal interior.
Ten metres of beam is also a boarding decision
Both references have a ten-metre beam. That helps explain their shared spaces, but it also requires a suitable confirmed berth or transfer arrangement. The actual Bonifacio meeting instructions matter to guests arriving with luggage or requiring assistance. Never infer easy boarding from an exterior picture alone.
Specify the actual stay
Send dates, guests, nights or hours and the preferred pace. Include interest in sailing, room sharing, meals and any intention to cross towards Sardinia. The proposal identifies the yacht, crew, departure, permissions, equipment and complete cost. These independent model guides do not claim a locally based Lagoon fleet.
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Request your Bonifacio yacht charter
Start with your dates, group and preferred Corsican route. We will discuss the yacht, time afloat and boarding arrangements, then send a quote for the charter you have in mind.