What is special about Corsica?

Corsica has outstanding assets in its climate, scenery, and magnificent coastline, all of which promote tourism. The island's network of paved roads is adequate, and a railway links Ajaccio, Bastia, and Calvi. Corsica is connected by air and sea with continental France.



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Corsica's gorgeous beaches lapped by warm Mediterranean waters may be its biggest allure, but there is so much more to this enchanting island. It is one of the 18 administrative regions of France and boasts a fascinating history that involves invading Vandals, a legendary beheading, and a debt-paying deal.

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How much money will you need for your trip to Corsica? You should plan to spend around €121 ($129) per day on your vacation in Corsica, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, €34 ($36) on meals for one day and €56 ($60) on local transportation.

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Sardinia vs Corsica as a beach holiday destination Sardinia, almost 3 times the size of Corsica, has a longer coastline (over 1000km!) and therefore a longer stretch of beautiful beaches to choose from - however, Corsica's turquoise waters and unspoiled sandy beaches are the equal of Sardinia's for beauty.

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Porto-Vecchio is the nightlife magnet of the Corsican south. Celebrity appearances aren't uncommon, and world-renowned DJs are invited to host parties — especially during the high season.

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The best period for visiting Corsica is between May and September. The weather is sunny and warm and the water is pleasant until September. If you are going walking, you will appreciate the months of May, June and September: it's not too hot and the island is less crowded.

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Corsica's dramatic mountains, remote hilltop villages and stunning sea views are made for walking holidays. Here are just some of the best places to stay to see the island at its most beautiful. Put simply, Corsica is a hiker's paradise.

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1769 – Corsica is conquered by France, who had bought the island from the Genoese in 1767. This purchase, an illegitimate act in the eyes of the Corsican Republic, is validated in the Treaty of Versailles of 1768. 1769 - Napoleon Bonaparte is born in Ajaccio.

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