You're dreaming of relaxing on heavenly beaches, swimming with magnificent fish, hiking in the mountains and visiting authentic villages. Now's your chance to visit the island of beauty: Corsica.
To give you the freedom to visit these magnificent landscapes, why not travel by motorhome... visit Corsica by motorhome! However, we advise you to leave outside the summer months. We therefore recommend the months of May, September and October. Given the large number of tourists, it's difficult to get around with a large motorhome. If you can choose your motorhome, you're better off with a van or a small motorhome like the AUTOSTAR CELTIC EDITION I660.
Where to sleep in a motorhome?
Travelling by motorhome in Corsica can sometimes be very complicated. You can park in any of the parking spaces during the day, but it's forbidden to park overnight. We advise you to sleep in campsites. For many of them, you don't need to make a reservation.
Alternatively, you can visit a motorhome park. Corsica has 57 motorhome parks. The park4night application will help you find them.
Also below, a web article from LE MONDE DU CAMPING-CAR magazine, which also features motorhome parks.
Article LE MONDE DU CAMPING-CAR
Some of Corsica's most emblematic sites when travelling by motorhome
If you take the boat, you can leave from Nice. You will then arrive in Bastia, on the north of the island.
You can then visit Haute Corse and the west coast. You can travel there in your motorhome outside the summer months.
However, crossing Corsica from north to south can take a long time, and 15 days won't be enough! We recommend that you visit part of Corsica.
AJACCIO
Ajaccio is a lively, charming old town. Ajaccio is also the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte. Take the time to visit his birthplace and the citadel.
PORTO VECCHIO
Porto Vecchio is the most popular seaside resort in Southern Corsica. Indeed, its beaches are magnificent; the waters are turquoise and the temperature is over 25°C. It's a great opportunity to discover a wealth of marine life in the crystal-clear waters of the beach.
THE BAVELLA MASSIF
If you prefer peace and quiet in the mountains, just half an hour from Porto Vecchio, we invite you to discover the magnificent Aiguilles de Bavella.
This massif of laminated peaks and great rocky ramparts is a favorite spot for hikers.
From short strolls to long hikes, everyone will discover fabulous landscapes.
If a 3-hour round-trip hike doesn't scare you, we suggest you discover the famous Trou de la Bombe.
To appreciate the site, you don't need to be afraid of heights.
BONIFACIO
Bonifacio is the island's most southerly town, with magnificent white cliffs and narrow streets overlooking a pretty harbor where sailboats from all over the world dock.
