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Helicopter Charter — Saint-Tropez to Corsica (Calvi)

Saint-Tropez (Grimaud) → Calvi-Sainte-Catherine

Helicopter Charter — Saint-Tropez to Corsica (Calvi)

From the gulf's own pad to the Balagne in about 1 h 05.

≈ 1 h 05Twin-engine Airbus H135 / Leonardo AW109 (up to 5 passengers)Up to 5 pax
Private charter on request
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Indicative fares, excluding landing and waiting fees. The firm price is confirmed by the operator flying you.

Private helicopter charter from Grimaud Heliport — the main landing pad for Saint-Tropez and its gulf — to Calvi-Sainte-Catherine (CLY), in about 1 h 05. There is no ferry to Corsica from the gulf: the alternative starts with the drive out to Toulon or Nice. On request.

Time saving

About 1 h 05 in the air, against the drive out of the gulf plus a 6 to 12 hour sailing.

Why this route

  • ✓Leaving from the gulf in August without first crossing it by road.
  • ✓Calvi for the day, back in time for dinner in Saint-Tropez.
  • ✓Moving guests from a yacht in the gulf to one anchored off Corsica.

What to expect

  1. 01

    Boarding at Grimaud Heliport, the gulf of Saint-Tropez's main landing pad.

  2. 02

    Direct crossing to Corsica, without going back up the coast.

  3. 03

    Touchdown at Calvi-Sainte-Catherine (CLY).

  4. 04

    Onward to Calvi marina, the Balagne and Saint-Florent by road.

Transparent pricing

No membership, no hidden surcharges. Captain, fuel and landing fees included.

Private charter

On request / flight

Whole cabin, up to 5 passengers.

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Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How long is the flight?

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About 1 h 05 from Grimaud to Calvi-Sainte-Catherine, direct over water with no refuelling stop.

Is the pad in Saint-Tropez itself?

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No. The gulf's main landing pad is at Grimaud, across the bay; the last leg into Saint-Tropez is by road or by tender.

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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