Just like its famous counterpart Santa Giulia, Palombaggia Beach ranks among Corsica’s most popular beaches. A protected nature site, the long stretch of white sand draws each summer a fair amount of visitors eager to experience its stunning natural beauty and unique atmosphere.

Wild and beautiful, Ostriconi Beach lies at the edge of the Agriates Desert, in the northwest of Corsica. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, the beach is a haven of peace and tranquility that delights locals and visitors alike. I allows visitors to escape from the tourists traps and immerse themselves in the true local flavor.

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Bodri Beach is one of those Mediterranean havens where wild coastline meets turquoise sea to reveal an incredible pristine natural beauty, all to our very own enjoyment. Here clean white sand dips in the crystal clear azure waters, resulting in a breathtaking palette of colors. Bodri Beach is just another jewel found along Corsica‘s shore.

Santa Giulia Beach is one of the most popular beaches in southern Corsica and may well be the most famous beach of the whole island. The gulf of Santa Giulia boasts a stunning natural setting with all the facilities visitors may hope for. A vast array of accommodations, restaurants and activities are on offer at this beautiful Mediterranean beach.

The much photographed Rondinara Bay is the picture perfect Corsican Beach. Wild and unspoilt, its crescent beach boasts soft white sand and crystal clear turquoise waters fringed by granite red rocks and pine-trees.