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Why Visit Corsica?
Corsica is our closest Mediterranean island & has something for everyone.
A fantastic climate, activities to suit all tastes, some serious food and wine, plus gently shelving sandy beaches - ideal for families.
Touring in Corsica
If you are looking for independence and prefer to spend your holiday travelling the island, we offer a number of itineraries selected from hotels in our brochure.
Touring holidays can be taken by themselves or added onto a week staying in a villa, allowing you to have a relaxing week in one place and then leaving to explore other areas, 'A la Carte'. We can tailor make a tour to suit your needs and wishes; our reservation team can also make suggestions and guide you to choose your hotels. Due to the increase in traffic on Corsica, touring is only available outside of the peak months of July and August.
Suggested Itineraries
Haute Corse - The North
Flying into Bastia or Calvi
Sunday and Monday: Drive into the mountainous centre of Corsica, visiting Corte citadel, Museum of Corsica and the streets of the old town. The mountains offer a number of opportunities for walking.
Hotels: Hotel Arena, Corte or Paesotel E Caselle, Venaco
Tuesday and Wednesday: Drive to the West coast and discover a wonderful display of nature at its finest! The Gulf of Porto classified as a "world heritage site" by UNESCO, the dramatic Calanches de Piana and the stunning Réserve Naturelle de Scandola will without doubt take your breath away.
Hotels:Hotel Capo Rosso, Piana
Thursday, Friday and Saturday: The Balagne has much to offer that is typical of the island. Perched villages, pleasure ports and citadels, there is so much to see and do. Based in Calvi, you will have a good choice of restaurants.
Hotels:Grand Hotel Mare e Monte, Feliceto or Grand Hotel or Hotel Cyrnea, Calvi.
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Corse du Sud - The South
Flying into Figari or Ajaccio
Sunday & Monday: A drive up the West Coast is surely something not to be missed. Words cannot describe the beauty of one of the best drives in Europe. The red cliffs of the Calanques de Piana with the walking paths that criss cross the area are easily reached in an hour and Napoleon's birthplace, Ajaccio, with its Museums, Art Galleries and café culture is worth a visit.
Hotels:Hotel Capu Rosso, Piana and Hotel Castel d'Orcino, Tiuccia
Tuesday & Wednesday: Drive south to the Valinco Gulf, an area rich in history from the standing stones at Filitosa to the watchtowers that are scattered along the coast. Visit the brooding town of Sartène with its cobbled alleyways and tall austere houses or visit the small ports of Campomoro and Porto Pollo.
Hotels: La Villa Piana, Sartene or Hotel Eucalyptus, Porto Pollo
Thursday, Friday & Saturday: Bonifacio's perched 'Haute Ville' has been watching the port for centuries and you can explore the narrow streets on foot at your leisure. A few hours drive and you can be at the Aiguilles de Bavella and the pine forests of the Alta Rocca, above Porto Vecchio old town and the silver sand beaches along the coast.
Hotels: A Cheda or Hotel A Trama, Bonifacio or Hotel Roc e Fiore and Hotel Tillbury, Porto Vecchio.
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