Campsite in Corsica

The citadels, the Genoese towers and the fortifications are all witnesses of the past. Proudly built, these building are the pride of Corsica. You can also discover the old traditional perched villages, where the stone houses seem to have been built in disarray. This arrangement - so typical of Balagne and Casinca - will take you back in time. 

Corsica is overflowing with sublime countryside. There are some must-see sites for your travel notebook: the bay of Santa Giulia, the Lavezzi Islands only some ten kilometres from Bonifacio, the Calanques de Piana, the Gulf of Porto and of Girolata, the Agriates Desert, the Scandola Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site... Corsica offers its treasures to all nature-lovers, whether you're more about beaches and the ocean, or mountains and rivers.

Hikers are in for an adventure at the Gorges de la Restonica, located an hour’s drive away from one of our campsites. Cyclists can enjoy a ride through the astonishing valleys of the Inzecca and the Strette. 

For a bit of charcuterie, you can try some coppa (pork cold-cut), lonzu (cured pork), prisuttu (raw ham) or figatellu (smoked pork sausage) at the markets. In terms of cheese, don't miss out on trying some brocciu (a young white cheese), and accompany it all with a good Vin de Corse (AOC). For something different, there is also a huge variety of pasta inherited from the Italians: ravioli, cannelloni, wild boar lasagne or pasta sciutta.  One of the specialities of the region, canistrelli, perfect for recharging your batteries after a hike, or Fiadone.

Do you like the sea? From Porto Vecchio to the Gulf of Saint-Florent, along the stunning coastline of the Eastern Coast, from Cap Corse to the Côte des Nacres, famous for its postcard-perfect beaches, to the sparkling cliffs that thrust Bonifacio into the sky... Many magical places await you!

The beaches of Santa Giulia and Palombaggia, with their postcard-perfect backdrop, invite you to escape, enjoy water activities, or simply relax.