Plage de Ficaghjola

Plage de Ficaghjola, Vistale, also known as Plage Ficaghjola, is a scenic beach located in the picturesque village of Piana, Corsica. The village of Piana, set at an elevation of 430 meters, is renowned for its "Calanche," a UNESCO World Heritage site and is recognized as one of the most stunning sites in Corsica. The beach is situated 4km away from Piana, towards the Vistale hamlet. The journey to the beach provides travelers with a panoramic view of the Gulf of Porto, the Scandola Nature Reserve, and the Capu Rossu Tower. The village of Piana is approximately 78km away from Ajaccio, 76km from Corté, and 80km from Calvi. Plage de Ficaghjola is known for its natural beauty, characterized by a small bay nestled between rugged red cliffs. The beach is surrounded by rocks, and the clear, turquoise water makes it an ideal spot for swimming and cliff jumping. Visitors are advised to bring underwater shoes due to the rocky terrain. The beach is accessible via a narrow, winding road. Despite the challenging route, many find the journey worthwhile due to the beach's serene and uncrowded atmosphere, especially during the off-peak season, such as in May. Amenities at the beach are minimal. There are no bathroom or shower facilities available. However, free parking is available a short 5-minute walk from the beach. A beach house is also located nearby, but further information about its availability is not provided.