🌅 What to do in Corsica on extra days
Personalized ideas for every type of traveler
Corsica is a rich and surprising land, going far beyond its postcard beaches. If you have a few extra days, let yourself be inspired by authentic experiences and breathtaking views. Whether you're sporty, a lover of peace, passionate about culture, or an endless explorer, the island will offer you unforgettable moments.
🧗♂️ For sports enthusiasts and outdoor lovers
With its wild mountains, coastal trails, and crystal-clear waters, Corsica is a paradise for those who love to move in nature.
Trekking on the Mare e Monti trail
One of Europe's most famous itineraries, connecting Calenzana to Cargèse, passing through forests, ancient villages, and spectacular views. Even just a section is enough to experience a true adventure.
Kayak or SUP in the southern coves
Between Bonifacio and Porto-Vecchio, you'll find turquoise bays perfect for exploring the coast by paddling: Rondinara beach or the Santa Giulia reserve are perfect to start.
Canyoning in the Fango or Tavignano valley
For the more daring, there are spectacular gorges where you can swim, jump, and rappel with expert guides. Pure adrenaline and nature.
🌸 For those seeking tranquility and relaxation
Corsica can also be silence, slowness, and the scent of rosemary. Ideal for regenerating, away from everything.
Hidden beaches for moments of peace
Try reaching Saleccia or Lotu in the Agriates desert, or Palombaggia beach early in the morning. White sand, transparent sea, and absolute quiet.
Thermal springs at Bagni di Guagno
In the heart of the island, these natural springs offer a simple and authentic wellness experience, immersed in greenery.
Sunset at Capo Pertusato
From Bonifacio, a walk takes you to this promontory with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. The sunset here is pure poetry.
🖼️ For art, history, and culture enthusiasts
Among fortified cities, archaeological sites, and ancient traditions, Corsica tells millennia-old stories.
Bonifacio and its cliffs
A medieval citadel suspended over the sea. Stroll through the alleys, visit the King of Aragon's steps carved into the rock, and admire the view from the Bastion of the Standard.
Corte and the Museum of Corsica
In the heart of the island, Corte is the cultural and university soul of Corsica. The regional museum tells the island's deep identity, between history, nature, and resistance.
Filitosa – the prehistoric site
A magical place with mysterious menhir statues, witnesses of an ancient civilization. Ideal for those who love archaeology and the spirituality of remote places.
🍷 For those who love food and authentic experiences
An extra day is perfect for discovering Corsican flavors: intense, genuine, and tied to the land.
Visit a winery in Balagne or Cap Corse
Taste local wines like Niellucciu or Vermentino, often accompanied by aged goat cheeses and typical cured meats like figatellu.
Corsican cooking class
Learn to prepare typical dishes like stufatu, cannelloni au brocciu, or chestnut-based desserts, together with an island cook. A way to get to the heart of Corsica.
Local markets
Stroll among the stalls of the Bastia or Ajaccio market, taste maquis honey, artisanal jams, chestnut bread, and buy authentic gastronomic souvenirs.
🛥️ For those who want to explore the surroundings
Have you already experienced the essence of Corsica? Then it's time to broaden your horizons and discover new corners of the island.
Boat trip to the Calanche of Piana and Scandola
A UNESCO heritage site, these red rock formations overlooking the sea are one of the most beautiful spectacles of the Mediterranean. Departures from Porto or Ajaccio.
Cap Corse by car
A mini "Corsica within Corsica," with scenic roads, suspended villages, Genoese towers, and vineyards overlooking the sea. Ideal for a day on the road.
Hiking in Niolu or Restonica
The inner valleys offer spectacular trails leading to high-altitude lakes, like Lac de Melo and Lac de Capitello. Wild nature and fresh air guaranteed.
