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Welcome to Corsica Journeys
It’s been said that the island of Corsica is a sphinx standing on the sea, magnificent, mysterious, enigmatic.
With 1,000 kilometers of coast and over 200 beaches, throngs of visitors and sun worshipers gather around Corsica’s seaside resorts and villages each summer.

Corsica is the most mountainous Mediterranean island, with one of the toughest hiking trails in all of Europe (the GR20), making it a favorite destination among hikers and rock climbers.
But this island is much more than beautiful beaches and majestic mountains. Rich in history, Corsica is also famous for its distinctive cuisine and gastronomy, fantastic wines and liquors, warm, friendly people and unique polyphonic music that moves the soul.
I’ll be updating this page over the coming weeks so please come back and visit.
Quick Guide to Corsica
Additional Corsica Travel Information
- Camping in Corsica
- Club Med Villages in Corsica
- Corsica Hotels
- Corsica Travel Books
- Corsica Weather
- Driving in Corsica
- Travel to Corsica by Sea
- Corsica Off-Season
Places to Visit
- Ajaccio
- Algajola
- Bavella Mountains
- Bonifacio
- Calvi
- Campomoro
- Cap Corse – I
- Cap Corse – II
- Corte
- La Restonica
- Plage du Lotu – Saleccia
- Sant’Antonino
- Scandola
Things to Do in Corsica
Other Sports
- Canoeing and rafting
- Horse back riding
- Motorcycle riding
- Paragliding
- Rock climbing
- Scuba diving
- Skiing
Corsica has something for everyone plus warm, friendly people and good food. Corsica is also a pet friendly destination with dogs welcome in many hotels and restaurants. What are you waiting for?
Submissions
There are still hidden corners on this fascinating island that I have yet to visit. I gladly welcome any travel experiences, photos or suggestions you’d like to share on this site, giving you full attribution of course.
Thanks for stopping by!
Liz
Corsica Journeys
