Three Ways to Get Paid and Travel to Corsica
This post explores three ways in which you can enjoy an extended visit to Corsica, but you can apply these suggestions to visit other destinations around the world as well.
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This post explores three ways in which you can enjoy an extended visit to Corsica, but you can apply these suggestions to visit other destinations around the world as well.
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Camping Oliviers is located near Porto, 90 minutes from Ajaccio, 90 minutes from Corte and 3 hours from Calvi. “As someone who’s stayed there over 20 times I can’t recommend it highly enough!”. Camping Tuani in the Restonica valley “is in a stunning location” nestled in the woods overlooking the Restonica.
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Despite the current buzz about Flashpacking, I suspect there are still many travelers who prefer to travel like regular tourists and there is nothing wrong with that. For this reason, today’s post is about Corsica’s ClubMed Villages.
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According to Farecompare: “You should be shopping now, and booking by mid- to late-May. Flights are heavily discounted from late May to mid-June, and those discounts are slowly leaking into July”.
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With 7 ports on the island, ferries offer a convenient and inexpensive way of traveling to Corsica from France and Italy.
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Mini Guide to Camping in Corsica
Campsites in Corsica are usually open from June through September although some are open from April to October. As of this writing there are about 240 campsites located throughout the island. I suggest you avoid the months of July and August, of the two August is the worst (hot and [...]
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A flashpacker travels like a backpacker but has some disposable income and carries electronic gear such as, a camera, IPod, laptop or GPS. Flashpacking is backpacking with a bigger budget.
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The value of the U.S. dollar is more favorable than it was in 2008 and gas prices are at their lowest levels in four years. If you can afford a vacation, 2009 promises to be a year for travel bargains.
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Bay of Santa Giulia *
Accommodations in Corsica range from private furnished holiday apartments and villas to 4-star hotels. There are also more than 200 campgrounds located throughout the island many of them with restaurants, mini-super markets and even wi-fi connections. (We will explore those in a future post).
Note: Dates in France are quoted as “day/month/year” [...]
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Air France offers several daily flights between continental France and Corsica through its partnership with CCM airlines.
After landing at Charles De Gaulle, I usually take a shuttle to Orly airport. (I’d rather take a bus than face another landing and take-off in Nice or some other city but that’s a personal choice). If I miss my [...]
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