Camping in Corsica
40 campsites in France, Corsica
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2023
Camping Sandaya Cap Sud is located by the sea and surrounded by eucalyptus and juniper trees in the 100% pedestrianised Cap Sud holiday village...
Set on 15 acres and are shaded by olive, pine and eucalyptus trees, the pitches at Olmeto’s Camping Vigna Maggiore in southern Corsica are simple...
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2021, 2019
This naturist site is situated alongside a 3 km. beach of fine sand and has been owned by the same family for 40 years. There...
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2021
This attractive site has direct access to a very pleasant, 300 m. sandy beach. It is situated on level grass and sand with many trees...
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2020, 2019
This is a relaxed, informal, spacious site alongside an extraordinarily long and beautiful beach. Riva Bella is open all year and is exclusively naturist from...
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2023
On Corsica's west coast, Torraccia is a small, peaceful site set back from the sea but within easy reach of two sandy beaches (5 minutes...
Camping Les Castors is located 800 metres from the fortified citadel of Calvi and is less than a 15-minute walk to Calvi's, the town centre...
Camping Paduella is a beautifully maintained, simple site which has been run by the friendly Peretti family for 40 years. As it is a popular...
The site is owned by the delightful, friendly Barenghi family. They are pleased to welcome you to their compact site and Dutch, Italian and English...
Yelloh! Camping Le Campoloro is situated on the east coast of Corsica. A stay here will provide the opportunity to discover Corsica's churches, monasteries, museums...
Santa Barbara is a small, uncomplicated campsite in Corsica’s mountainous interior. Originally established as a restaurant/bar, the campsite has 25 level touring pitches and ten...
Camping U Sommalu is between the west coast of Corsica and the mountains to the north and east. This is a family-friendly site a kilometre...
Bella Vista is a six-hectare site in an excellent holiday location, just one kilometre from the centre of Calvi and 700 m. from a beautiful...
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2019
This is a pleasant and large, non-textile naturist campsite on the Chiappa peninsula with 200 pitches, some with good sea views, for touring and tents...
Tucked under mature trees, this family site has direct access to the river and across a little bridge to a soft sand beach with fabulous...
Camping Les Ilots d’Or is a friendly and well-established campsite, situated 5 minutes from the town centre of Porto Vecchio and just 150 metres from...
This is a smart, well run site with many activities for a family holiday. The 120 pitches, many in delightful settings with dry stone walls...
Camping Naturiste Corsica Natura is ideal for naturist holidaymakers looking for a chilled time and physical freedom. It is to be found beachside near Linguizzetta...
A small, pleasant family site, Campo di Liccia has a good ambience. It is fresh and clean and the owners have spent much time and...
Camping De la Cote des Nacres is in Solenzara on the eastern coast of Corsica, in a quiet and preserved place, halfway between Bastia and...
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Corsica
The island of Corsica is both dramatic and beautiful. The scenery is spectacular with bays of white sand lapped by the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean. At certain times of the year the entire island is ablaze with exotic flowers, aided by Corsica’s excellent sunshine record.
For an island of relatively small size, Corsica offers a remarkable amount: sunkissed beaches, spectacular mountains, historical monuments, quiet hillside villages and busy port towns. It is on this island that Napoléon Bonaparte was born and spent a significant part of his early career; the town of Ajaccio has a museum and several statues dedicated to him. Alongside these are typically Mediterranean buildings, trendy cafés and bars, and a generous sprinkling of palm trees.
Corsica is regarded by some as the jewel of the Mediterranean islands and is made up of two départements: Haute Corse (Upper Corsica) and Corse du Sud (southern Corsica). The island has endured a bloody history, having been much disputed by the Greeks, Romans and Lombards. Five hundred years of Italian rule has influenced the look of the island with Italian-style hilltop hamlets and villages developed alongside mountain springs. Many of the villages feature rustic, unadorned churches and also a few Romanesque examples too.
The variety of scenery is spectacular. Across much of this stunning island of France one can discover dramatic gorges, glacial lakes, gushing mountain torrents and magnificent pine and chestnut forests. You’ll also experience the celebrated perfume of the Corsican maquis: a tangled undergrowth of fragrant herbs, flowers and bushes that fills the warm spring and summer air.
Scenery as dramatic as that of the Calanches of Piana is rarely found in Europe. Said to have been carved by the devil, these giant, red cliffs and rock formations are Homeric in nature, plummeting down into the sparkling sea. Corsica is no stranger to rocky precipices – the citadel of Corte, perched on a ragged promontory, is the western gateway to its mountainous heart, which is home to various species of protected wildlife. To the south can be found prehistoric monuments and exquisite beaches, while the east has forested hills sheltering hidden villages.
Campsite like Camping Torraccia and Camping Restonica are situated not far from the highest mountains, which lie to the west, whilst down the south, campsites like Camping U-Farniente de Pertamina Village and Camping Campo di offer a more relaxed camping experience. Corsica’s walking and cycling routes range from short, gentle meanders to challenging treks and mountain biking trails. All are pleasantly satisfying, especially when followed by a dip in the sea or a cool glass of wine.