Camping in Corsica: Discover the ‘L’île de Beauté’

Are you looking for a holiday destination where you will find rugged mountain landscapes, historic towns, and stunning sandy beaches all in the same area? Then look no further: a campsite in Corsica promises you the perfect combination of these stunning features. Whether you are enjoying a relaxing time on the east coast at Arinella Bianca Campsite or exploring the island by car, Corsica’s unique culture and pleasant climate make this a top-notch destination.

Why would you choose a campsite in Corsica?

Corsica, also known as the ‘Island of Beauty’, seems like an entirely separate world. It is a perfect playground for families. We highly recommend you take a ride on the 'U Trinichellu' beach tram. This tram runs directly along the coastline between Calvi and L'Ile Rousse, affording stunning views of the rugged mountains and the azure sea. An unforgettable experience for both young and old.

Child-friendly campsite on the East Coast

Come to Roan’s Arinella Bianca Campsite and discover a truly spectacular place on the island. This luxury campsite is conveniently located right by the sea and boasts wide sandy beaches. Renowned for its modern water park, complete with heated pools, this campsite ticks all the boxes. Besides the various entertainment options and tennis courts, this campsite is also the ideal choice for those of you who want to explore the rest of the island.

Comfortable mobile homes for the whole family

Do you fancy a truly luxurious camping holiday in Corsica? At Roan, we guarantee you all the comforts and luxury you could ever wish for. Choose a modern mobile home in Corsica and enjoy our fully equipped accommodation with all the comforts of home. Our Premium Lounge mobile homes include comfortable beds, a fully equipped kitchen, and of course, a spacious decking, often covered, where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast or relax at the end the day. It is the ideal way to enjoy a luxurious family holiday on this beautiful island.

Practical information for your trip to Corsica

Where is the island of Corsica located exactly?
Many holidaymakers preparing for their trip may wonder where Corsica is actually located in relation to the mainland? This stunning island is situated in the Mediterranean Sea, south of the French coast and just above the Italian island of Sardinia.

What is the easiest way to travel to the campsite in Corsica?
The most convenient way to get to Arinella Bianca Campsite is via the port of Bastia. Many visitors choose the ferry from Livorno or Savona (Italy) because it is often the fastest and most affordable way to get there. During the peak season, the average price for this crossing ranges from €150 to €250. From Bastia, you can drive south on the T10 towards Ghisonaccia in about 1,5 to 2 hours (90 kilometres).

When is the best time to travel to Corsica?
The weather in the Corsica region enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm and dry summers. In July and August, the temperature is around 28°C. Thanks to the mild weather in spring and autumn, this island is an excellent camping destination from early spring to late autumn.

Discover more campsites in France

Although Corsica is a unique destination, Roan has many more great options on offer. Discover our complete selection of luxury campsites in France , located in areas ranging from the lush, green valleys of the Ardèche region to the beautiful forests of the Dordogne. We offer the following popular campsites, among others:

• Domaine de La Yole (Languedoc-Roussillon)

• La Chapelle (Languedoc-Roussillon)
• Le Serignan Plage (Languedoc-Roussillon)
• Domaine des Naïades (Côte d'Azur)
• Le Ranc Davaine (Ardèche)

When are the campsites in France open?
Most campsites in France, including those in Corsica, are closed during the winter season. Most of them are open from April to the end of September.

Culture and nature in Corsica (FAQ)

What are the best sights to see in Corsica?
There are so many things to do and see in Corsica, especially if you love both culture and nature. The island boasts numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, as well as historic towns. There are certain sights that you really must visit, including the following:

•  Bonifacio is a unique mediaeval town built on 80-meter-high limestone cliffs.

• Calanches de Piana: Monumental red granite formations that stand out beautifully against the
  blue sea.
• A Cupulatta Turtle Sanctuary: A stunning nature reserve with over 3,000 turtles, perfect for a family holiday and conveniently situated near Ajaccio
  

What should you definitely sample in Corsican cuisine?
The local dishes are pure and authentic. We recommend you try the famous brocciu (fresh sheep's cheese), which is used in both savoury dishes and the sweet cheesecake, fiadone. The local charcuterie, including prisuttu and figatellu, is also world-renowned for its spicy flavour, which comes from the wild free-range pigs, also known as the maquis pigs.

Which beaches are most ideal for families?
The east coast of Ghisonaccia boasts expansive sandy beaches that slope gently into the sea. If you are looking for a tropical atmosphere, we recommend you visit Plage de Santa Giulia, located near Porto-Vecchio. Here, you will find clear, shallow water and fine white sand, making it a very safe place for young children to enjoy.