Corsica Beaches

Corsica, located in France, is a popular destination known for its stunning beaches. This Mediterranean island offers a diverse range of coastal landscapes, from bustling seaside resorts to secluded coves.

Calvi beach, spanning over 6km, is well-maintained and offers facilities like restrooms, sun loungers, and lifeguard stations. The bay presents a scenic view of Corsican mountains and a medieval fortress, making it an attractive tourist spot. Plage de Canella is a picturesque beach known for its long, golden stretch of fine sand and clear, turquoise waters. It offers excellent visibility, making it a popular spot for swimming and snorkeling. Arinella Beach is the island's largest beach, renowned for its soft, snow-white sand, lush greenery, warm, clear water, and picturesque vistas of the Corsican mountains. Bagheera Beach is a natural sandy beach extending several kilometers north of the Marina of Bravone at the pond of U Stagnolu. It is a clothing-optional beach, exclusively for naturists. Bodri Beach is a renowned beach located in the northern region of Corsica, known for its serene atmosphere, picturesque surroundings of forests and mountains, and pristine air quality.

For more details on these beaches, including a map of the beaches, refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a longer, more extensive list of beaches in the area, the best time to visit Corsica, and much more.