Plage de Sagone, Sagone is a picturesque beach situated in Sagone, a small seaside resort in the Corse-du-Sud region of Corse, France. This beautiful sandy coastline stretches for approximately 1 km and is located in the Esigna area, approximately 1 km south of Sagone, along the D81 road. The beach is renowned for its tranquil environment, even during peak months of visitation, like June, it never becomes overly crowded, providing a peaceful haven for visitors.
The beach is characterized by its significant depth and waves. However, it's worth noting that the beach is not supervised, which might make it less suitable for children as the depth increases quickly and the waves can be quite substantial at times. Despite its popularity among tourists, the beach maintains a calm and serene ambiance.
One of the notable features of Plage de Sagone is its large nearby parking lot, making it easily accessible for visitors, including those traveling with camper vans, as there are no restrictions against them. In the vicinity of the beach, there are shops available for the convenience of visitors. However, during certain periods, such as August, there may be an influx of flies which could impact the beach experience.
Additionally, Sagone is home to a camping site nestled near the beaches of the Gulf of Sagone, perfectly situated between the sea and the mountains. This family-friendly camping site is set within a 5-hectare park filled with Mediterranean vegetation, including olive trees. The site provides a covered and heated swimming pool during the off-season and offers a range of activities for both children and adults. The camping site also caters to couples, providing a romantic setting for vacations, and is also suitable for group gatherings, with spacious pitches, comfortable accommodations, and recreational facilities.
Finally, the beach and its surroundings are graced with stunning natural landscapes, from the picturesque mountains inland to the breathtaking sandy beaches along the coastline, some of which are considered among the most beautiful in Europe. The mountains offer impressive scenery with forests, maquis vegetation, and hidden gems such as charming villages and emerald-colored lakes.
