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You’ll find the beautiful island of Corsica in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, just off the coast of the South of France. Its stunning landscape features a mountainous interior and beautiful coastline of rocky inlets and sandy beaches making it the perfect sunny spot to enjoy an outdoor camping holiday.

You’ll be treated to a wonderful selection of camping amenities at our resorts including sparkling swimming pools, fun recreational facilities and a terrific range of accommodation. Enjoy long sun-soaked days filled with adventure when you go camping in Corsica.

Camping Holidays In Corsica

Steeped in history and full of untouched natural beauty, Corsica is a fascinating place to visit with plenty to see and do. You can enjoy great outdoor activities like water sports, or hiking in the forests. Cool down at the end of the day in the crystal waters of the Mediterranean or your campsite swimming pool.

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Popular places to visit while camping In Corsica

Ajaccio is the capital of Corsica with a beautiful landscape, sweeping golden beaches and lively waterfront cafés. You can visit the family home of Napoléon Bonaparte who was born here in 1769.

Bastia is the second largest city on the island and well worth a visit to enjoy Corsican culture. The 19th Century Square, Place St Nicolas, sprawls along the waterfront and is home to many cafés, shops and bars. A traditional flea market is held here every Sunday - perfect for picking up a souvenir or two.

Calvi is the tourist capital of Corsica with its own stunning 4-mile white sandy beach. Heavily influenced by the glitz of the Côte d’Azur, it’s a magnet for the super-rich who sail their luxurious yachts here from St Tropez. Quai Landry is filled with restaurants, bars, cafés, shops and hotels and is a fantastic spot to enjoy a drink and people watching.

Corte is situated high in the mountains and is often referred to as the heart and soul of Corsica. This stunning mountain top city is home to a university, which gives it a lively feel. It is also home to many cafés & restaurants – perfect for taking a seat at to watch the world go by.

For an authentic taste of Corsican life, head for the tiny fishing village of Erbalunga on the east coast where you can explore network of squares and tiny alleyways or book an organised trek from its riding school to explore the mountains and sandy beaches. In August, the village comes alive with a jazz festival.

Things to do when camping in Corsica

Hikers can enjoy the many trails that take you through the pretty mountain and seaside villages of Corsica. If you fancy the ultimate challenge there’s the infamous GR 20 hiking trail – the longest in Europe that traverses the whole island diagonally from north to south and takes around 15 days to complete!

The Reserve Naturelle de Scandola is perfect for those who love the outdoors. This natural reserve is completely untouched and only accessible by boat. Hop on a tour from Calvi or Porto and spot the dolphins and seals in their natural habitat, as well as soaring sea eagles.

There are no shortage of blissful beaches on offer in Corsica, with stunning examples found at Calvi beach, Bodri beach, Bravone and Plage de Santa Giulia. Spend the day lazing on the fine white sands, snorkelling in the pristine waters and building sandcastles while on a camping holiday in Corsica.

Camping in Corsica: an ideal destination for camping between the sea and the forest

Going camping in Corsica allows you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life, and enjoy holidaying under the warm Mediterranean Sun in the midst of nature. Savour moments of real happiness when you give yourself time to enjoy all the treasures of the island: stunning beaches, sparkling seas, enchanting forests and charming towns.

With idyllic settings, our campsites in Corsica will immerse you in the heart of the island's wild nature, while enjoying a comfortable stay. Whether you are traveling as a couple, with friends or with family, you can fill your holiday with so much.

Where to go camping in Corsica? Top 3 of the most beautiful regions to discover

A destination combining charm and the sweetness of life, Corsica seduces with the variety of its landscapes and its characterful culture. Between its beaches worthy of the most beautiful postcards, its forests as soothing as they are intoxicating, its rejuvenating wild mountains and its towns steeped in history, you will be spoiled for choice during your camping holiday in Corsica.

Camping in the heart of Haute Corse and its splendid natural spaces

Camping in Haute-Corse is synonymous with fresh air and wild landscapes. You cannot miss the Agriates Desert, home to exceptional flora and fauna, Monte Cinto, the highest peak on the island, or the mysterious Ile Rousse and its sandy beaches. Cap Corse, and its small villages nestled in the maquis scrubland overlooking the sea, is also a must-see destination in northern Corsica..

Camping on the Costa Serena with its incredible historical heritage

By choosing a campsite on the Costa Serena, you will stay on the eastern coast of the Isle of Beauty, between the fascinating towns of Porto-Vecchio and Bastia. Discover the hinterland with its picturesque villages as well as Aléria, an archaeological treasure, with its Carthaginian, Etruscan and Roman ruins.

Campsite in the south of Corsica with its breathtaking coves

While camping in Corse-du-Sud, you can explore the sublime towns of Porto-Vecchio, Bonifacio and Figari, or enjoy holidays punctuated by swimming in turquoise waters and moments of relaxation on the fine sand of the unmissable beaches like Palombaggia, Verghia or Campomoro.

Corsica: An ideal destination for any type of holiday

Camping in Corsica is very popular with visitors to the island, and with good reason. Whether you decide to go as a couple, with friends or with family, it is an opportunity to share special moments in a timeless place filled with nature, historical wonders and gorgeous coastline.

Campsites for families with children

If you go camping with your family in the Corsica, you'll enjoy a holiday that caters to the wishes and desires of the young and old alike. Kids will love having the chance to splash around in the amazing pool complexes of our campsites on the Costa Serena, as well as making new friends at the children's club in our campsites in Porto-Vecchio.

Camping for couples

Our campsites in Corsica are the ideal destination for a romantic getaway where peace and tranquillity is guaranteed. Couples will be ideally placed to enjoy a sunny stay that exceeds expectations on comfort, privacy and peace. Relax with your loved one in the wellness area at some of our campsites, enjoying a bubble bath and massage together, or take advantage of our seaside campsites for romantic strolls on the beach.

Camping with your dog

We have many campsites that accept pets, so camping with your dog in Corsica means you can enjoy a break with your canine companion. You'll both be able to enjoy new experiences, like walking along the water’s edge of a beach located near our campsites, before resting in the shaded areas of the resort.

The best 3, 4 and 5 star campsites in Corsica for a great holiday with a swimming pool

There's nothing nicer than enjoying a refreshing dip under the Mediterranean Sun while on holiday. Our campsites in Corsica are all equipped with spacious outdoor swimming pools, as well as inviting indoor swimming pools at the Cupulatta and Domaine d'Anghione campsites.

While adults will indulge in the joys of the swimming pool and enjoy every moment in the water, youngsters can splash in wading pools and paddling areas, as well as swooshing down fantastic water slides. Some of the best memories of a sunny holiday are made in the swimming pool.

Our advice for an ideal camping holiday in Corsica

To make the most out of your holiday, it's always a good idea to ensure you answer all the questions you have before jetting off. Before you depart, here's a few things you may like to know:

When to go camping in Corsica?

If you want to enjoy sun worshipping and swimming at blissful beaches, the best time to travel to Corsica is summer. The weather is warm, sunny and conducive to long days on the most beautiful Corsican beaches.
The low season before (April-May-June) or after summer (September-October) is very pleasant with ideal weather for discovering all aspects of the island of beauty. Spring and autumn are the most two popular seasons for couples to enjoy excursions without the crowds.

How much does it cost to go camping in Corsica?

Our campsites in Corsica cater to all budgets. On each of our campsites, prices vary according to the season and the accommodation chosen.

Low season: from £260/€300 for 7 nights. Spring or autumn is ideal to holiday if you like peace and tranquillity.
High season: in July-August Corsica is much more crowded and the campsites are much livelier. Prices increase during these 2 months of summer.

What type of camping accommodation is available in Corsica?

You can choose between comfortable mobile homes at the Via Romana and Cupulatta campsites, or adorable bungalows at the Domaine d’Anghione campsite.

Which campsites accept dogs in Corsica?

You can bring your dog on holiday at Campsite Cupulatta in Porto-Vecchio and Campsite Via Romana in Prunelli-Di-Fiumorbo on the east coast.

What is the best seaside campsite in Corsica?

With direct access to a beautiful private sandy beach, Domaine d´Anghione is a firm favourite with holidaymakers who want to camp by the sea. The resort has a great swimming pool complex, a children's club and a beach bar.

What is the best campsite for couples in Corsica?

The best campsite for a romantic holiday in Corsica is Domaine d´Anghione. The resort has plenty to satisfy couples on holiday including direct access to a private beach, a lovely swimming pool complex, intimate bungalows in the heart of a pine forest and occupies a beautiful setting on the south Cap Corse, 30km from Bastia. The resort is a great starting point for getting to Saint-Florent, Bonifacio, Porto-Vecchio….

How do I get to Corsica?

There are direct flights from many of the principal airports in the UK, landing at either Bastia or Ajaccio. If you are flying from Ireland or from an airport that does not have direct flights from the UK, you can transfer at Paris.

How to get around Corsica?

The best way to get around Corsica is by car, as many tourist sites are not served by public transport. Keep in mind that Corsica is an island where the travel infrastructure differs greatly between the coast and the interior. Very few national roads crisscross the territory, and the ones that do can be narrow, but that is the charm of Corsica.

For the more adventurous, Corsica can also be crossed on a hike along the trails of the GR20. Sixteen stages will take you from Calenzana to Conca over more than 200km of slopes.

What are the best things to do in Corsica?

Visit the Scandola Nature Reserve, in the northeast of the island
Walk through the picturesque streets of Bonifacio
Swimming and lazing around at Palombaggia beach
Discover the lovely Lavezzi Islands by boat
Explore Bastia, Ajaccio, Porto-Vecchio, Calvi and Saint Florent.
Visit the Sanguinaires Archipelago near Ajaccio
Hike along the GR 20 footpath
Visit the Bavella Needles

Campsites in Corsica: an ideal destination for camping by the sea

Waking up on holiday with the soft sands and inviting waters of the beach within easy reach is absolute heaven. Book a stay at one of our campsites in Corsica and you can quickly find yourself on the beach by walking a few paces or pedalling a short distance.

You will have the privilege of being able to escape for an impromptu swim. Diving enthusiasts will be seduced by the remarkable seabed of the island. If you prefer to take it easy and unroll your towel on the beach, you'll be lulled by the soothing sound of the waves. This is the magic of camping by the sea.