Monaco Heliport → Calvi-Sainte-Catherine
Helicopter Charter — Monaco to Corsica (Calvi)
From the Fontvieille pad to the Balagne in under an hour.
Indicative fares, excluding landing and waiting fees. The firm price is confirmed by the operator flying you.
Private helicopter charter from Monaco Heliport to Calvi-Sainte-Catherine (CLY), in about 55 minutes. Monaco has no ferry link of its own to Corsica: the crossing otherwise means driving to Nice or Toulon and boarding a 6 to 12 hour sailing. On request.
Time saving
Under an hour door to runway, against a drive to Nice or Toulon plus a 6 to 12 hour sailing.
Why this route
- ✓Leave from the Principality itself, with no transfer to a Riviera airport first.
- ✓Calvi and back in a day from Monaco — the crossing is the short part.
- ✓Joining a yacht on the Corsican coast at the start of a charter week.
What to expect
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Boarding at Fontvieille, the Principality's only heliport.
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Direct crossing to Corsica — no stop in Nice.
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Touchdown at Calvi-Sainte-Catherine (CLY).
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Onward to Calvi marina, the Balagne, Saint-Florent by road.
Transparent pricing
No membership, no hidden surcharges. Captain, fuel and landing fees included.
On request / flight
Whole cabin, up to 5 passengers.
Good to know
- Extended overwater flight requires a twin-engine aircraft and life jackets on board — the rule under which this route is flown.
- The weather window over the Ligurian Sea is checked before every departure; a crossing can be shifted by a few hours.
- Bastia (BIA) and Figari (FSC) can be served from Monaco on the same basis.
- Landing on a yacht with a certified helideck is possible, in Calvi or Saint-Florent bay.
- ID for the flight manifest: EU national ID card or passport.
Helipads on this route
Frequently asked questions
How long is the flight?
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About 55 minutes from Fontvieille to Calvi-Sainte-Catherine, direct over water with no refuelling stop.
What does it cost?
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On request. Monaco to Corsica is priced per rotation by the operator — aircraft, date and return timing all move the figure, so we quote rather than advertise.
Why a twin-engine aircraft?
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Regulations governing extended overwater flight require a twin-engine aircraft and life jackets on board. The route is therefore operated on an Airbus H135 or Leonardo AW109.
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