Corsica - Self guided - 7 Days - Classic

CAP CORSE AND ITS GENOESE TOWERS

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  • Duration

    7 Days
  • Difficulty

    Easy
  • Distance

    146km
  • Landscapes

    • Sea/Ocean
    • Nature
    • City
  • Theme

    • Sportive
    • Culture 
  • Type of Journey

    Self-Guided

Description

Cap Corse, the rugged northern “thumb” of the island. It is dominated by scrubland, steep cliffs, deep blue bays, sandy beaches, watchtowers and pretty fishing villages, which are perfect for coastal cycling. Starting and finishing in Bastia allows for an intensive stay in the very picturesque and historically interesting port city. Extension options for swimming or hiking can be offered.

 

HIGHLIGHTS

Cycling through
nature reserves,
idyllic landscapes,
picturesque fishing villages,
La Corderie Royale,
oyster farm

Characteristics of this journey/holiday

Day by day

Day 1 Bastia

Your cycle tour begins in Bastia, where you will be picked up from your hotel in the afternoon. This gives you plenty of time to explore the capital of the Haute-Corse region. The old port is a beautiful place to discover, as is the freely accessible citadel, which offers an exceptional view of the sea and the surrounding landscape. For dinner, we recommend the restaurants in the old harbor, where you will spend the night in Bastia.

Day 2 Bastia – Sisco 16 or 27 km

In the morning, after a delicious breakfast, hop on your bike to explore Cap Corse. Your first stop will be in Erbalunga, a sublime little fishing village that is considered one of the most charming in all of Haute-Corse. Stroll through the picturesque alleys, admire the stone houses and enjoy the natural beauty of this enchanting place before continuing your adventure.overnight in Sisco in a 2* hotel.

Day 3 Sisco – Macinaggio 22 or 38km

You follow the coastal road northwards, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. On the way, be sure to stop for a swim in one of the many wild bays that are so typical of this region.your evening stage takes you to the village of Macinaggio, which is known for its marina and from which the famous customs officers’ path branches off.you spend the night in Macinaggio, an ideal place to enjoy the sweet Corsican life after an eventful day.

Day 4 Macinaggio – Albo 50 or 57km

A small pass awaits you today to start the day. Nothing special, but it’s the perfect opportunity to admire the tip of the cap and the island of Giraglia. Once you have crossed the pass, you switch to the west coast, where a short detour to Centuri is recommended for lobster lovers. On this side, the landscape becomes even wilder, with mountains plunging into the sea. Overnight stay in Albo.

Day 5 Albo – Saint Florent 24 or 42 km

You start at the unusual beach of Nonza, famous for its black pebbles, and visit the Paoline tower, which towers over the sea and offers a magnificent view of the listed village of Nonza, popular with tourists for its authenticity, and as you head south, the landscape changes to make way for limestone mountains and lush vineyards. In Saint-Florent, also known as the “Saint-Tropez of Corsica”, you can stroll to the citadel, explore the harbor and wander through the small, sun-drenched shopping streets. Overnight stay in Saint-Florent

Day 6 Saint Florent – Bastia 23 or 57km

From Saint-Florent, continue in the direction of Bastia. On the way there, you will pass through the village of Patrimonio, which is known for its numerous vineyards. You will then climb up to the 536 m high Col de Teghime, where you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Saint-Florent and the Désert des Agriates. You will then descend on beautiful roads to Bastia, where you will feel like you are flying to the sea. Take advantage of this last ride to enjoy the beauty of the Corsican landscapes before returning to the hustle and bustle of the city. Overnight stay in Bastia.

Day 7 Bastia 

The stay ends after your breakfast. Have a good trip !

Accommodation

6 nights in 2* and 3* hotels

Included services

• 6 nights in 2* and 3* hotels
• Daily breakfast buffet
• Daily luggage transfer
• Tour description on our app
• Tour description with maps
• 7/7 service hotline

City tax is not included and has to be paid on the spot.

 

 

Tour dates

Arrival: Daily 01.04 – 30.09.25

Additional informations

Grade: Accessible to all, including children.
Between 17 and 32 km per day with little
difference in altitude, except on days 3 and 6.

How to get there ?

There are two ways to get to Corsica: by air or by sea.

By plane is the quickest way to get to Corsica.
The island has four airports: Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi and Figari. Conveniently close to your rental location. Every day, planes from Paris, Nice, Marseille and Lyon arrive on the tarmac. For secondary cities such as Lille, Nantes and Strasbourg, there are fewer connections, but you’ll easily find at least 1 flight a week. During the tourist season, additional flights are scheduled, so you’ll be spoilt for choice.
There are several airlines to choose from: Air Corsica, EasyJet, Volotea, Ryan Air…

By sea, this is the way to save on car rental costs and keep beautiful images of the crossing.
There are 4 ferry companies operating between the continent and Corsica, departing from Nice, Marseille and Toulon: Corsica Linea, Corsica Ferries, La Méridionale and Moby Lines. Arrivals are in Corsica’s 4 ports: Bastia, Ile-Rousse, Propriano, or Porto-Vecchio…

For further details, or if you would like these options, please do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail or telephone.

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