Writer: Helena Bergström
Could this be the most beautiful beach in Corsica? Ok, we don't know for sure, but Saleccia beach has been mentioned in such contexts and we have to say ... wow, what a beach! Saleccia beach is not far from St Florent in northern Corsica, but there are no roads, so you can't get there by car. You simply have to get there by boat.
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To Saleccia beach by boat taxi
We went to Saleccia beach in Golf de Florent by water taxi from the harbour in St Florent and for this we paid €25/person return, now in low season. A budget option might otherwise be to take the local ferry to Loto beach (€10/person) and hike from there, which reportedly takes an hour each way.
Both Plage de Saleccia Beach and Plage de Loto Beach are among the top 10 beautiful beaches in Corsica. These beautiful beaches are sheltered in the bay south of the Cap Corse, which is the peninsula in northern Corsica. You can also hire a quad bike to get to the beaches, but be aware that in July and August it's easy for the temperature to approach 40 degrees.

The most beautiful beach in Corsica?
The first thing that strikes you when you arrive is that the turquoise the water. Sometimes you think they have manipulated the pictures in the tourist brochures, but this is the real thing! The water is crystal clear and the sand is chalky white.
Behind the beach, the high mountains rise to the sky. Not a hotel, or even a house, as far as the eye can see. On the beach, a bunch of tourists are sunbathing and outside, in the green-blue water, a few luxury yachts are bobbing lazily. It really is impossible not to relax here. A hidden gem, pure and simple!




Don't forget your packed lunch!
We highly recommend a visit to this paradise beach on the edge of the Désert des Agrgates, but don't forget the water or your packed lunch. There are no shops and no beach vendors here.
The best thing about this beach is that there are still natural beaches that are protected and do not allow sales. Everyone wants it to be clean, and there really isn't even a forgotten plastic bottle here. It is a luxury to have been here once.

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Facts about Saleccia Beach
- Accommodation: Hotels are located in the city of Saint-Florent, closest to Saleccia Beach
- Restaurants: Restaurants are available in Saint-Florent. At Saleccia Beach, you can bring your own food and drink.
- Getting here: By taxi boat, rib boat or quad bike











Nilla says:
How beautiful!!!
Egg sandwiches with Kalles are pure gourmet food?
Have fun in the sun?
30 May 2015 - 20:29
Frankie & Co says:
Ha ha, Kalles with eggs... in Corsica, you are too good ?
Corsica in my heart, that's it!
30 May 2015 - 20:48
Nils ake hansson says:
Kalle caviar you have recently waffled at IKEA. They were really nice beaches.
Nisse
30 May 2015 - 20:52
admin says:
Nilla, egg sandwiches with Kalles can be super tasty 🙂 ðŸ™'
Frankie & Co, haha, why not? 😉
Nils-Åke, we have brought Kalles from Sweden! Not expiry date yet 😉
30 May 2015 - 20:56
Anna, New York – My Bite of the Big Apple says:
Fabulously beautiful! Now you get the reward for all your efforts. You have also made me want to visit Corsica! Thank you. 🙂
30 May 2015 - 21:13
Åsa says:
Looks wonderful! Almost got sucked in, but only almost! Probably growing roots on me here... Always fun to follow your journey anyway! / Åsa
30 May 2015 - 21:48
BP says:
WOW! Agree with you - what a beach! Oh really nice to avoid hotels and houses there. That island they obviously want to preserve "natural" if you say so. Then I got a good laugh at the most Swedish thing there is - egg sandwich with Kalles. Love it too:-)
PS. I understand that you are not going to Malta. But between Malta and Gozo there is a "bay" with similar turquoise water. The beaches on Gozo are also chalk white. DS.
30 May 2015 - 21:48
admin says:
Anna, so far we have to say that Corsica is beautiful! And we have only seen a fraction...
Åsa, you have to be able to travel sometimes, even if you have found your paradise!? 😉
BP, it's not actually an island (although we've thought so many times ourselves). It's just a beach along the coast, where there is no road... fascinating! And the egg sandwich with caviar is always good 🙂 As for Malta, we can agree - we've been to Comino and Gozo, amazing colour of the water there!!!!
30 May 2015 - 22:33
Ditte says:
How delicious! What water! A wonderful trip!
And the icing on the cake is egg sandwiches with Kalle's caviar. Absolutely! We went on a boat trip from Calvi out to an island that had similar turquoise water and chalk-white beaches. I still remember it even though it was 13 years ago.
Corsica has a lot to offer and you'll probably find even more favourites. And I'm happy to come along...
30 May 2015 - 23:31
Rolle o Carina says:
God how beautiful, I would have loved to go swimming there!
That sandwich must have tasted good there ???
Have a wonderful time there?
31 May 2015 - 7:56
admin says:
Ditte, we understand that there are many beautiful places in Corsica. Calvi is where we plan to go today!
Rolle and Carina, fantastically beautiful and nice bathing temperature too!
31 May 2015 - 8:40
Ama de casa says:
What a fantastic place! I hope they never build a road there, so it can be as it is 🙂 .
An egg sandwich with caviar is not bad at all. But we have started with Klädesholmen's caviar - both cheaper and tastier than Kalle's. At least here 🙂
31 May 2015 - 9:50
Lennart says:
Nice to see you have blue skies!
The spring in Sweden has been downright miserable!
Tomorrow is summer, I hope it will be better!
Live well!
31 May 2015 - 10:22
Steve says:
Magical. I needed your lovely pictures right now as we have rain, high winds and 11°C. However, I've had eggs and caviar for breakfast so I don't feel too sorry for myself.
31 May 2015 - 10:38
Marie says:
Wow, pure Caribbean, except for the lack of palm trees of course. 🙂 I think Corsica went up on the list of travel destinations even more. If there is also Kalles Kaviar there, the holiday is saved. 🙂
31 May 2015 - 11:29
solan says:
Kalles or Ejdern, absolute favourites in the fridge. What water, what beaches, what a hot bad boy...
31 May 2015 - 11:45
anita says:
I haven't had the inspiration to make bracelets for a while...now I did. The colour combination in one of the photos. Turquoise, various blues, some splashes of white clouds and sand. Wow!!!
31 May 2015 - 17:56
admin says:
Ama de casa, agree! Soooo wonderful that there was no road! And no annoying salesmen! 🙂
Lennart, we understand that it has been a bad spring in Sweden. I really hope you have a better summer!
Steve, sad that you have to have such bad weather!!! Fortunately, the availability of caviar is good 🙂 .
Marie, you can hardly believe you are in Europe when you see these beaches!!!! But Kalles has travelled in the fridge from Sweden 😉.
Solan, haha, yeah right? 😉
Anita, but how nice that we could contribute some inspiration with our pictures! It sounds like a very nice bracelet! 🙂
31 May 2015 - 18:01