Corsica: Mountains Among the Mediterranean Sea

Corsica, a mountain in the Mediterranean, whose highest peak - Monte Cinto - stands proud at 2,710 meters tall.

Its astonishing scenery, its almost unreal colors, the smells of the scrub, its non-stop sunshine and its preserved traditions are what make it a popular destination.

One of the most well-known natural destinations is its scrubland - far more than being just a landscape, it's also an essential element in the Corsican ecosystem.

Even today, certain bushes and herbs still inspire traditional objects, decoration, well-being and luxury products.

A Land of Contrasts

Hiking is the main activity, and a wide choice of hikes and walks will allow you to explore this land of contrasts.
Follow the mythical GR 20, a hiking trail that crosses Corsica (External link) and its different mountain ranges. Visit the Corsica Regional Nature Park, a nature reserve created in 1972, which today covers more than a third of the island, with an area of 350,510 hectares. Its flora and fauna include some threatened species.
A “must” for all nature lovers.

Access

By ferry to:

  • Ajaccio
  • Bastia
  • Ile Rousse
  • Calvi

By plane to:

  • Ajaccio
  • Bastia
  • Calvi
  • Figari

Ajaccio