Writer: Helena Bergström
Corsica has some truly stunning beaches. Imagine soft, fine-grained sand, turquoise bays, crystal-clear waters, fancifully shaped cliffs and lush greenery. We're sharing our top tips for beaches in Corsica.
Read moreCorsica has some truly stunning beaches. Imagine soft, fine-grained sand, turquoise bays, crystal-clear waters, fancifully shaped cliffs and lush greenery. We're sharing our top tips for beaches in Corsica.
Read moreUpdated August 2026 | What to see and do in Bonifacio, Corsica? This small coastal town has a dramatic and incredibly spectacular location on the high Corsican cliffs. Here we tell you about our experiences in the town and share our best tips for sights and activities.
Read moreWe finally got to visit the beaches of Sperone at Bonifacio again! We were here ten years ago, and it is one of the best experiences of that trip. So it was no wonder that we wanted to go back. It was sun, swimming and a lovely canoe trip!
Read moreWhat to see and do in Porto-Vecchio, Corsica? This cosy little town, in the south-east of Corsica, offers both historic alleyways and a setting with fabulous beaches. Here are our top tips for things to see and do.
Read moreWhat is it like travelling by motorhome in Corsica? We travelled here by motorhome for a month ten years ago, and we liked it so much that we've now gone back! Here we tell you about ferries, roads, campsites and other things you might wonder about.
Read moreCalanche di Piana is an area of incredibly dramatic mountain roads in western Corsica. Driving here is breathtakingly beautiful, and this is one of the most stunning stretches of road we have ever driven. The views really take your breath away!
Read moreUpdated August 2026 | What to see and do in Calvi in Corsica? This holiday favorite is known for its long, fantastic sandy beach and for the large, impressive citadel from the 15th century. Here you will find our best tips for sights and experiences.
Read moreWhat to see and do in Saint-Florent, Corsica? Sometimes called the 'Saint-Tropez of Corsica', this charming little town offers a delightful mix of historic neighbourhoods and a lively marina with everything from small boats to luxury yachts.
Read moreWe have now travelled by ferry from Nice to Corsica, with our motorhome. We travelled with Corsica Ferries and the crossing took around six hours. Here we tell you about a nice ferry trip and about the first winding tours in Corsica ...
Read moreThe Esterel Mountains (Massif de l'Esterel) are located on the Mediterranean Sea in France and offer spectacular views. This wild and dramatically beautiful area offers a stark contrast to the rest of the French Riviera, which is generally very densely populated. You can also follow the Corniche d'Or tourist trail here - an extraordinary experience!
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