Camping in Corsica by the sea

Whether you choose the North or the South, you won't be disappointed! If you choose one of the two parts of the island, your heart will be set on just one thing: coming back to explore the seaside of the second!
One of the advantages of Corsica is that it measures just 180 km from north to south and is 82 km wide. This means that, if you're not afraid of the road, you can visit the length and breadth of the island, from the land to the sea. Bear in mind, however, that the roads are rather... mountainous.

Northern Corsica, or Haute-Corse, is the most unspoilt, the most authentic part. This hilly region is nicknamed the Garden of Corsica and stretches between the coastline and the mountains. It offers sumptuous natural landscapes between seaside and forests, mountains and lakes, notably the famous Désert des Agriates or the legendary Sentier des Douanes du Cap Corse.

The south is the most famous part of the island, where you can marvel at the purity of the beaches with their heavenly white sands and transparent turquoise waters. Just saying the names is enough to make you dream: Palombaggia beach, Santa Giulia or Roccapina. The mineral cliffs of Bonifacio, overlooking the azure Mediterranean, are the best starting point for discovering the Lavezzi archipelago and the sea caves along the coast.  

For those who love walking or simply the mountains, head inland for the famous GR20, reputed to be the most challenging hiking trail in Europe!

Your holiday will be shaped by the transport you choose to get to the island. You can decide to go by car, taking a boat from Nice, Toulon or Marseille, or by plane, landing at Bastia, Ajaccio, Calvi or Figari (all of which are must-visit towns during your stay).

For the rest of your holiday, put your trust in us! Our selection of 4-star campsites by the sea offers easy access to exceptional sites, so you can get away from it all for a day. What's more, our facilities offer you a wide choice of pitches, bungalows and mobile homes to suit all tastes and your desire for adventure.

And thanks to the 4-star services on offer at our seaside campsites, their indoor swimming pools and even, for some, direct access to the beaches, a whole world of relaxation and idleness awaits you.  All you have to do is make a reservation!

Corsica, nicknamed the ‘Island of Beauty’, is a popular destination for its contrasting landscapes, combining fine sandy beaches, turquoise waters, rugged mountains and lush green forests.

It offers an exceptional setting for seaside holidays, combining relaxation, unspoilt nature and authenticity.

Its many picturesque villages and secret coves add to the island's charm, attracting lovers of the outdoors, culture and gastronomy.

Discover Bonifacio and its white limestone cliffs, Ajaccio, birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, and Calvi with its majestic citadel.

Don't miss the Scandola Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the beaches of Palombaggia and Santa Giulia in Porto-Vecchio, and the hiking trails of Cap Corse.

Each of these sites offers a unique facet of Corsica's history and natural beauty.

Corsica offers a wide range of activities: hiking on the famous GR20 or Mare e Monti trails, scuba diving in the island's crystal-clear waters, sea kayaking along the coast, or boat trips to explore hidden coves.

Culture lovers can visit museums, churches and citadels, while gourmets can sample local produce at markets and farms.

Corsica is accessible by air, with airports at Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi and Figari, or by ferry from the mainland (Nice, Toulon, Marseille).

For detailed tourist information, you can visit the local tourist offices or consult the official websites of the island's towns and cities.

Getting around the island is mainly by car, giving you total freedom to explore every corner of this magnificent island.