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35 Best Places to visit in Corsica (with inspiring pictures!)

Last updated on December 27, 2018 By Claire, the Travel Planning Geek

Let's discover 35 of the best places to visit in Corsica with inspiring photos. Corsica Tourism is pure outdoor pleasure with a mix of beaches, mountains and charming villages. It is not possible to get bored. I hope you will get inspired by my selection of amazing Corsica places!

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Best places in Corsica - a Difficult choice

I must admit this list was difficult to compile. Every day on a road trip around Corsica, you will SHOUT how much this island is beautiful. Seriously!

But still, I have chosen my favorite Corsican places to help you plan your itinerary: best beaches, best villages, best views, best regions...
Before I start each section, I am sharing with you a photo of my favorite tree in Corsica. LOL 🙂 It is on the path to Saleccia Beach that we will see further below in the article.

This is one of my favorite pictures from my travels in Corsica. What do you think? Inspired?

Best tree in Corsica

5 Best destinations - Where to go in Corsica Map

Let's start with some of the best areas in Corsica, where there is much to see and do in a confined region. This is my selection of the most stunning scenery you can find on the island. Some may disagree, but this is where I said the highest numbers of WOW per day. The cream of cream of Corsica Tourism.

Which means that those areas make for great places to stay when taking a Corsica Holiday 🙂

Bonifacio Cliffs

Best destinations - Where to go in Corsica - Bonifacio Cliffs

I was very much looking forward to the famous historical town of Bonifacio and its cliffs. And I was not disappointed.

  • Why visit the region
    Stunning chalk-white limestone cliffs that have been sculpted by the erosion; There are many places where your can admire them.
    Plus the Citadel of Bonifacio has been built on a narrow peninsula of those cliffs. The scenery is very impressive and the location unique!
  • Best things to do in this region
    You can visit the Citadel, walk along the cliffs, head the Capo Pertusato (the south tip of Corsica), get down to Saint-Antoine beach - all those offer impressive views of the cliffs. In the Citadel, you can even get down a historical staircase cut inside the cliff at 45°!
    The boat tours to admire the cliffs from the sea are some of the best things to do in Corsica. You can clearly see how some of the houses are hanging over water!!!
  • Where to stay in this region
    The best option to explore the region is to stay in Bonifacio itself. I enjoyed my nights at Hotel Santateresa with modern rooms and fantastic staff! Check out photos and availability - or check out other accommodations in Bonifacio
  • See my article dedicated to Bonifacio here

Gulf of Porto

Best destinations - Where to go in Corsica  - Gulf of Porto
  • Why visit the region
    Impressive red cliffs, great geological formations, Unesco protected area... This gulf is home to some of the most impressive landscapes in Corsica.
    Driving around takes quite some time because the roads are cut in the cliffs but it gives you time to appreciate the views! Learn more on my article about the Gulf of Porto.
  • Best things to do in this region
    Drive through the Calanques of Piana (see my article about the best ways to visit them) and pick one of the hikes to appreciate it more
    Go on a boat tour from Porto to admire the calanques de Piana: you will sail right along the pink cliffs all the way to Capo Rosso on a stable boat - learn more
    Another famous boat tour is the Scandola Reserve. The area is only accessible on foot or by boat. The tour takes you along the shore to discover some of the unique geological formations and to the isolated village of Girolata - learn more & book
    You can also combine both tours into one amazing exploration of the gulf. I loved it. ​Do it via the Scandola link, select option after showing availability
    Inland you can also enjoy the Spelunca gorges and the drive from Evisa to Porto Ota (see later in this article in the best roads)
  • Where to stay in this region
    2 options: the Piana village in the Calanches is on higher ground so many hotels have incredible views of the gulf. If you are looking for a memorable place to stay I recommend Hotel Capo Rosso for its views and swimming pool facing the sea (check it out) or have a look at the accommodation options in Piana.
    Porto, which is centrally located and practical to take the boat tours - Check out the accommodations in Porto Ota.

Agriates Desert

Best destinations - Where to go in Corsica - Agriates Desert
  • Why visit the region
    This region is not often listed in the best of Corsica Tourism articles. Yet it is a fascinating place with some of the most amazing beaches in Corsica.
    Plus from the desert you have perfect views of the mountains of Cap Corse
  • Best things to do in this region
    Drive the road between île Rousse and Saint-Florent around the desert
    Stop explore the magnificent Ostriconi beach (see further below in the best beaches)
    Take the boat from St-Florent to Lotu beach and hike to Saleccia Beach
    Join a 4WD adventure to learn more about the desert
    See my article
  • Where to stay in this region
    To admire the desert, it is best to stay in the charming coastal town of Saint-Florent or in the nearby wine region of Patrimonio - I stayed at Auberge Lustincorne and really enjoyed the views (check it out) - Otherwise check out the accommodations in Saint-Florent

South Corsica Beach Paradise

Best destinations - Where to go in Corsica - South Corsica Coast
  • Why visit the region
    Well if you love beaches that look like the society's idea of Paradise, this is where to go! White sand, pine trees, turquoise transparent water and beautiful rock formations... Stunning (but know that Paradise gets crowded in Summer...)
  • Best things to do in this region
    The most famous beach in the area is Palombaggia, often rated one of the best beaches in the World
    Tamaricciu offer postcard perfect views, Rondinara is a fascinating bay to explore and Santa Giulia is perfect for a relaxing day at the beach
    There are magnificent beaches everywhere in South Corsica (see my guide)
  • Where to stay in this region
    The area has a really large choice of accommodations. For luxury check out les Bergeries de Palombaggia.
    I personally stayed 10min drive from Palombaggia at residence U Pirellu and it was one of my favorite accommodations in Corsica with great views, large mini-villas and an enjoyable swimming pool. Check out photos and availability

West Coast of Cap Corse

Best destinations - Where to go in Corsica - Cap Corse West Coast
  • Why visit the region
    Wild landscapes where the mountains drop into the sea. The drive along the West coast of Corsica is mesmerizing (but still focus on the road, careful!)
    Tips: I recommend touring Cap Corse counterclockwise - Check out my Cap Corse Guide
  • Best things to do in this region
    Simply drive along the coast from Port Centuri to Patrominio
    Don't miss a stop at Nonza village with its promontory set up and view over its black beach
    You can also detour to hike up to the Seneque Tower
  • Where to stay in this region
    You can tour cap Corse in one day. In that case you can stay in the wine valley of Patrimonio, check out accommodations. 
    If you take 2 days, you can spend the night in Macinaggio. I really enjoyed the views from the Adonis apartment. Check out photos and availability

Best destinations in Corsica - Maps

To get you oriented, below is a map to locate those 5 regions:

Best places Corsica tourism Map

You can find detailed maps and all the Corsica places listed in this article with their GPS coordinates in my eBooks: 

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+ GPS coord.+ Tips to make the most of your time

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5 Maps, 85+ locations, 150+ photos
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7 Maps, 85+ locations, 150+ photos
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+ GPS coord.+ Tips to make the most of your time

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5 Best viewpoints in Corsica

When planning a trip I am always looking for the best open views to photograph. especially with layers of landscapes. I go as far as going through entire roads using Google street views!
I have seen many many amazing viewpoints in Corsica (and you can find them all in my eBooks), but below are my 5 favorites:

Corte Belvedère

5 Best viewpoints in Corsica - Corte
  • Location / Access
    At the top of the Corte town, in the center of Corsica
    Less than 10min walk from the Museum carpark - uneven ground
  • About the view
    It is one of the most famous views in Corsica and it does not disappoint.
    Corte has a long history. This viewpoint allows you to see the citadel on its promontory and the mountains all around with 360° views

Roccapina

5 Best viewpoints in Corsica - Roccapina
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica
    Along the main road, between Bonifacio and Propriano
  • About the view
    A viewpoint has been set up with carpark to have a look at Rocappina beach and the rock formations around.
    It is especially famous for its tower and the formation to the right that looks like a lion protecting the island.

Patrimonio

5 Best viewpoints in Corsica - Patrimonio
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica, close to Saint-Florent
    Road in the village of Patrimonio
  • About the view
    The region is dedicated to wine agriculture. The village has one of the most beautiful churches in Corsica and hills separate the area from the sea.
    So if you goo up over the village you get views like the one on the photo above!

Evisa

5 Best viewpoints in Corsica - Evisa
  • Location / Access
    Central West Corsica - Inland from Porto
    Easy drive from Porto to Evisa
  • About the view
    After the town center along the road are signs to help you understand the view. On clear day you can see the village and all the way to the calanques de Piana.
    A mix of charming village and mountain peeks.

L'Ile-Rousse

5 Best viewpoints in Corsica - Ile Rousse
  • Location / Access
    L'Ile-Rousse, North Corsica
    Walk from the town or the ferry terminal
  • About the view
    On the way to the lighthouse of L'Ile-Rousse, there is one section that I loved. You see one of the coves with the seastack behind, the lighthouse at the top and the orange rock that is the reason behind the name of the island ("redhead island")
  • More information and photos on my Ile-Rousse article

5 Best beaches in Corsica

When you decide to travel to Corsica, one of your first interests is of course the beaches. I have never seen such a large amount of beautiful beaches in any destinations I have done so far. It is really difficult to reduce to only 5. 

So if you want more ideas, check out my article about the best beaches in Corsica HERE

Ostriconi beach

5 Best beaches in Corsica - Ostriconi
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica, just South of the Agriates Desert
    Short drive from main road to Saint-Florent - 5min walk down to the beach
  • Why visit this beach?
    Because it has a great view from above, and I love that! 🙂
    White sand, turquoise water, wild environment and the beginning of the Agriates desert... isn't it picture perfect?

Tamaricciu beach

5 Best beaches in Corsica - Tamaricciu
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica, close to Porto-Vecchio
    5min walk down from the carpark along the coastal road
  • Why visit this beach?
    Despite Palombaggia being the most famous, I think I prefer Tamaricciu. But it is a close call.
    From the road great views of the bay. And once at beach level, you can walk to the left to reach a small cove full of grey rocks and famous for its single stone Pine. This is one of the most photographed spots in South Corsica
  • See my article on Tamaricciu beach

Palombaggia beach

5 Best beaches in Corsica - Palombaggia
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica, close to Porto-Vecchio
    Bumpy carpark and short walk to beach
  • Why visit this beach?
    White sand, shallow turquoise water, pine trees and rocks of deep orangy-red colors.
    There is a good reason it is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world
    Best appreciated early or late to avoid the large crowds and to get more intense colors on the rocks.
  • See more pictures

San Giovanni beach

5 Best beaches in Corsica - San Giovanni
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica? West of Bonifacio, Figari Bay
  • Why visit this beach?
    It is kind of a "secret spot". You have to know where you are going to find it. I personally fell in love with how rounded the grey rocks were by the erosion. This beach give sa peaceful natural vibe. GPS and info in my eBook

Saleccia beach

5 Best beaches in Corsica - Saleccia
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica, shore of the Agriates Desert
    Access either by small boat from Saint-Florent or large boat to Lotu beach + 1h hike in the desert (Le Popeye)
  • Why visit this beach?
    Long pristine stretch of white sand with sand dunes and pine forest behind. This is wild and pure and perfect.
    Note: this is where I took the photo of the tree I shared at the beginning...

5 Best roads in Corsica

Some people might be anxious about driving in Corsica. It is true that most roads are winding all the time and a few can bit quite narrow but generally it is not that difficult (especially outside of Summer time- check out my driving guide)
So below are my 5 favorite sections of roads to drive in Corsica to reach some of the best places in Corsica.

Evisa to Ota

best roads in Corsica - Evisa to Ota
  • Location
    Central West Corsica
    Near the Calanques de Piana
  • Why drive this road
    The road starts in the village of Evisa (viewpoint with saw earlier) and goes along the Solenzara gorge to the Calanques of Piana.
    The canyon is deep and the rocks are red. There are many layers of mountains and steep cliffs.
  • Driving Difficulty
    The road has 2 lane with a clear central line. It is large enough.
    Just be careful as you can have animals on the road and you can get distracted by the amazing views

Solenzara Gorge up to Bavella

best roads in Corsica - Bavella
  • Location
    South Corsica, North of Zonza
  • Why drive this road
    The road starts with the Solenzara Gorge along the river. Trees, emerald water and summits are your companions (many go for a swim to refresh in Summer)
    Then as you get higher, you get fantastics views of the Bavella Needles. I think the view is even better from the road than from the famous Bavella Mountain Pass.
  • Driving Difficulty
    No major difficulty (until the last drive up to the mountain pass as it gets narrower). Many carparks along the way

Restonica

best roads in Corsica - Restonica
  • Location
    Central Corse, near the town of Corte
  • Why drive this road
    This is considered one of the most scenic drives in Corsica, one of the best roads; It goes through a narrow canyon to the start of hiking trails to the Melo lake
    It is wild, raw with sharp summit, snow, river and small waterfalls when the snow melts.
  • Driving Difficulty
    Very difficult drive. If you have vertigo or don't feel confident don't go there, you will endanger everyone!
  • More pictures here

Inzecca Gorge

best roads in Corsica - Inzecca
  • Location
    Central East Corsica, near Aléria
  • Why drive this road
    Not as famous as the other road, I really enjoyed it. We were only 2 cars to drive through when I visited. It is a short drive between 2 walls of rock. The canyon is narrow, the road cuts into it and the river is filled with white boulders in some area
  • Driving Difficulty
    Not too difficult. A little bit of precipice views but large enough. Not many places to stop.

West Road of Cap Corse

best roads in Corsica - Cap Corse
  • Location
    North Corsica, Cap Corse
  • Why drive this road
    I already introduced the region above, but I am sharing it again here, because the West coast is truly one of the most beautiful roads in Corsica. Best to drive from North to South. All the way you can see the mountains plunging directly into the sea. A great combination!
  • Driving Difficulty
    ​Winding but generally easy. A few sections are narrow and might get difficult if you cross path with a bus...

More fo them are in the mountains of course. Learn more in my article about the Corsican Mountains.


5 Best villages in Corsica

In the hills and mountains, Corsica is full of small villages, historical or not. Some of the most sought after are in the Balagne region near Calvi.
They are often very similar to each other located on top a hill, with similar houses. So it is not easy to make a choice for the best ones. I picked the villages which inspired me the most.

Note: Sant'Antonino has been listed by the French people as one of the most beautiful villages in France but I was not inspired by it at all, so it did not make it to this list.

Pigna Village

Best villages in Corsica - PIgna
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica, between Calvi and L'Ile-Rousse
    Easy access by road - pedestrian only village
  • Why explore this Corsican village?
    ​Small village not far from the sea. Quite touristic but charming nonetheless. It has been made to stand out with its blue shutters on all houses.
    It is full of little shop where artists work and sell their pieces. And to the back you can have delicious lunch with views over Corbara village.

Speloncato

Best villages in Corsica - Speloncato
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica, between Calvi and L'Ile-Rousse
    Easy access by road - You can drive to the main square before exploring the narrow streets on foot.
  • Why explore this Corsican village?
    This was one of the village where  had the most fun looking around. Not sure exactly why. I enjoy the views, how the hill and rocks are part of the architecture and the "real" vibe it offers. 

Erbalunga

Best villages in Corsica - Erbalunga
  • Location / Access
    East Coast of Cap Corse
    Easy drive to Erbalunga and large carpark near the old peninsula
  • Why explore this Corsican village?
    Cute little village where old houses are stuck together on a small peninsula. Easy to tour with the old port, tower ruins and dark grey rocks.
  • More info and photos on my article about the village of Erbalunga Cap Corse

Nonza

Best villages in Corsica - Nonza
  • Location / Access
    West  Coast of Cap Corse
    Some narrow passage around Nonza (while on the magnificent road described earlier in the article). Limited parking spaces
  • Why explore this Corsican village?
    One of the most famous villages in Corsica because it is on a promontory stuck between mountain and sea. Plus it has a fantastic view of its black beach
  • Read my article about Nonza

Sartène

Best villages in Corsica - Sartène
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica
    Near Propriano, Mid-way between Bonifacio and Ajaccio
  • Why explore this Corsican village?
    I know it is more of a town than a village, but when you explore the old center, it is like being in an old village. It is considered the most Corsican of the Corsican towns. Nice church.

5 Best Corsica Places for stunning cliffs and rock formations

Considering how much I love geology and rock formations, Corsica was paradise for me!!! Have a look at my favorite 5 locations to admire and photograph:

Calanques de Piana

Best Corsica Places for stunning rock formations - Calanques de Piana
  • Location / Access
    Central West Corsica
    Around Piana, you can enjoy on foot, driving or by boat from Porto or Ajaccio (Book boat tour from Porto)
  • What makes it special?
    First of all for the colors of the cliffs, mostly pink/orange/red and then for how steep they have plunging directly into the sea like needles. (see my article about the best ways to visit them). This is a Unesco World Heritage site

Scandola Reserve

Best Corsica Places for stunning rock formations - Scandola Reserve
  • Location / Access
    Central West Corsica
    Around Porto, you can enjoy on foot (long day walks) or by boat from Porto or Ajaccio (Book boat tour from Porto)
  • What makes it special?
    With the calanques de Piana, the Scandola Nature Reserve forms a Unesco World Heritage site. It is protected and access is limited. The cliffs and their geological formations are unique. The boat tours allow you to get really up close to them.
  • Check out my Scandola article

Lavezzi island

Best Corsica Places for stunning rock formations - Lavezzi island
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica
    Boat tour from Bonifacio - no roads on the small island
  • What makes it special?
    Fascinating island with giant boulder of various shapes and colors. You have light and dark grey, pink and orangy. Every coves look different and it is fun to explore! It would deserve many pictures because of the variety.
  • More photos on my article

Saint-Antoine Beach

Best Corsica Places for stunning rock formations - Saint antoine beach
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica
    At Capo Pertusato near Bonifacio. Steep 15min descent to beach after 25min walk from carpark/
  • What makes it special?
    Not famous at all and yet fascinating!  Everyone knows the cliffs of Bonifacio. But here you can go to the bottom to a beach. And around it the limestone has been eroded a lot by the elements creating a lunar-like landscapes and giant hole. Great place to explore but be careful with kids.

Rondinara Bay

Best Corsica Places for stunning rock formations - Rondinara bay
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica
    Mid-way between Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio
  • What makes it special?
    The bay is famous for its round almost closed shape and great sand.
    Personally I fell in love with the West tip of it. Just walk to the right (when facing the sea) and take the small path all the way to the end. The rocks here are not impressive by size but with their colors. This is the most colorful place I have found in Corsica.
  • More photos in my article about Rondinara Beach Corsica

5 best places to visit in Corsica - Genoese & Citadels & ancient sites

Corsica Tourism is mostly great for outdoor travel. Although it is not famous for its architecture, it has a few historical sites worth visiting.

Bonifacio Citadel & Staircase

5 best places to visit in Corsica - BOnifacio
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica, Center of Bonifacio
    Several carparks (for a fee) with easy access through the old town
  • About
    Fortified city build on a long and narrow peninsula. It integrates with the limestone cliffs in an impressive way. Inside you can explore the fortifications, get inside the cliff to reach the Gouvernail (a hole mid way in the cliff) and visit the main church . But the highlight is the Aragon King staircase that allows you to reach the bottom of the cliffs through a 45° angle way down (187 steps). it descends to a natural spring and a cave.

Cucuruzzu

5 best places to visit in Corsica - Cucuruzzu
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica, near the town of Levie
    Winding road, not large but not too difficult - large carpark
  • About
    Filitosa is the most famous archeological site in South Corsica but I found it boring compared to Cucuruzzu. Here you have a 2h walking loop under a forest that looks mystical with giant boulders (the beginning is the most difficult part of the walk with some big steps). You reach structures from the Bronze age using the local granit. Plus it offers a great view of the Bavella Needles in the distance

Calvi Citadel

5 best places to visit in Corsica - Calvi citadel
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica
    In the town of Calvi, carpark in the center (for a fee) - uneven pavements inside
  • About
    Built in the 13th century, it is still inhabited. You can walk around (with an audioguide if you want to learn more).
    From the fortification walls, don't miss the views of the bay and mountains on one side and the Revellata peninsula on the other side.
    The Citadel is best admired from the Calvi beach
  • Learn more in my article about Calvi

Parata Tower

5 best places to visit in Corsica - Parata tower
  • Location / Access
    South Corsica
    Near the town of Ajaccio, large carpark, easy road
  • About
    Corsica is full of Genoese towers that used to be a communication system in case of attack.
    The Parata tower is not the best preserved or the most significant, but is a wonderful place in alignment with the Iles Sanguinaires (Bloody islands). The simple raw beauty of the area makes this tower special

Bastia Citadel

5 best places to visit in Corsica - Bastia Citadel
  • Location / Access
    North Corsica 
    In the town of Bastia, best to leave the car at the hotel and use public or touristic transportations
  • About
    You may have noticed, I have not mentioned much the 2 major towns. It is because I was not fascinated. If I had to choose between Bastia and Ajaccio, I would pick Bastia because its Citadel is on a hill and you can explore it. It has great churches and nice views.

More of the amazing Corsica Tourism places

As I said, it is really difficult to choose the best of Corsica Tourism. There are fantastics places to see around: more views, more beaches, more villages and also some charming churches, impressive waterfalls, nice hikes, protected islands... 

I have listed all my favorites in my eBooks:

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7 Maps, 130 locations, 220+ photos
to facilitate planning
+ GPS coord.+ Tips to make the most of your time

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North Corsica ebook cover small

5 Maps, 85+ locations, 150+ photos
to facilitate planning
+ GPS coord.+ Tips to make the most of your time

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South Corsica ebook cover small

7 Maps, 85+ locations, 150+ photos
to facilitate planning
+ GPS coord.+ Tips to make the most of your time

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