Plage de Campo Maggiore

Plage de Campo Magiore, Patrimonio is a picturesque beach in Patrimonio, France, located in the northwest region of Corsica. This beach is recognized for its unique natural features, including its clear waters and a depth of four meters. Notably, the beach is home to a brown Doridien species, which is covered in small pustules. One of the defining characteristics of Plage de Campo Magiore is its unusual composition of larger, beautiful stones covering three-quarters of its expanse, and sand covering the remaining quarter. This unique mix of sand and stones caters to a variety of preferences, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers. The beach is often breezy due to its western location, which also results in smaller waves, although this may not make it entirely suitable for children. Despite its popularity among both locals and tourists, Plage de Campo Magiore manages to maintain a sense of tranquility. Even when crowded, visitors can enjoy their own space without intrusion. For those seeking even more peace, there are some coves beyond the rocks that are less frequented by tourists. The beach is also equipped with amenities such as a bar and restaurant. The beach offers a variety of activities and attractions, including the opportunity to explore the local culture and cuisine. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful scenery and relax on the sandy shores. Access to Plage de Campo Magiore is straightforward. Visitors are advised to set their navigation systems to the nearby campsite next to the sea. There is also free parking available, making the beach easily reachable for all.