Our activities in Haute-Corse
From the wild tip of Cap Corse to the seaside serenity of the Eastern Coast, from the hidden natural pools of the Restonica Valley to the breathtaking panoramas of Balagne, Haute-Corse is a land of intense emotions. Whether it's hiking through extraordinary landscapes, horseback riding on forgotten trails, boat cruises along the beautiful beaches of northern Corsica, or4x4 excursions to enchanting places, each adventure will make you say: "I've got an eyeful". But more than the sights, it's the warmth of the encounters that will make your trip truly memorable. With the activities we've carefully selected for you, expect total immersion in the beating heart of this magnificent island.
Tourism in Haute-Corse: visit the north with your family
Horse-riding days on the river or in the mountains : immerse yourself in a haven of peace where the noise of the world evaporates to make way for a peaceful atmosphere. Feel the breath of nature all around you, as each step you take on horseback brings you a little closer to the very essence of the island.
Unusual 4x4 days with a guide: Explore Corsica's hinterland, its old villages nestled in breathtaking settings. With must-see stops like Asco and the heavenly beach of Saleccia, every turn reveals a new treasure.
Donkey rides in Balagne: Immerse yourself in the daily life of a Corsican shepherd. Whether you want to share his day, hike alongside him or simply discover his sheepfold and taste his cheeses, an authentic experience awaits you.
Sea excursions : Embark on an adventure on the Mediterranean Sea, departing from Calvi. Let yourself be rocked by the waves, the sun caressing your skin and the underwater wonders within sight.
Incredible hikes: Lose yourself in Calvi's narrow, winding streets before ascending to the Pointe de la Revellata. Or walk along the water's edge on the customs path from Centuri, where land meets sea, and every step tells an ancient story.
With so much to explore and experience, Haute-Corse awaits you with open arms and hidden secrets.
Our experts answer your questions
Where to go in northern Corsica?
Northern Corsica is a region rich in possibilities, offering a diversity of landscapes and experiences that make it a destination of choice for all travelers. Not to be missed:
Cap Corse: This peninsula stretches over some forty kilometers and is a real favorite with lovers of wild nature and charming villages. Cap Corse is renowned for its old-world charm and beautiful, unspoilt spots, offering spectacular sea and mountain views.
Pretty villages: Northern Corsica is dotted with beautiful little villages, each with its own unique character. These villages reflect the authentic charm of the island, with their narrow streets, stone houses and historic churches.
Saleccia and Loto beaches: Accessible by boat or via a path through the Agriate desert, these beaches are famous for their white sand and crystal-clear waters. They are among the most beautiful in Corsica, offering an idyllic setting for relaxation and swimming.
What to do in Haute-Corse when it rains?
Rain in Corsica can be an opportunity to discover other facets of the island. Here are a few ideas:
- Visit the Musée de la Corse in Corte to discover the island's history and culture.
- Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the local wineries.
- Discover Corsicangastronomy in a typical restaurant.
- Visit an essential oil distillery to learn about the production of immortelle or myrtle.
Don't forget that Corsican weather can change quickly, so even if it's rainy, the sun could be shining again in no time!
Which village to visit in Haute-Corse?
There's only one answer? make your way to Sant'Antonino, and you'll find what you're looking for with a unique view.
What's not to miss in Haute Corse?
The must-see areas of Haute Corse are brimming with natural and cultural wonders, offering visitors unique experiences in the heart of the island of beauty. These include the majestic Corsican mountains, a veritable paradise for nature lovers and the starting point for numerous hikes. These routes take in breathtaking scenery and lead to vantage points offering breathtaking views of the island.
The historic center of Corte, former capital of independent Corsica, is another must-see. The citadel of Corte, perched on a rocky promontory, offers breathtaking views over the surrounding valleys, symbolizing Corsican pride and resistance through the ages. Spending a few days in Corsica allows you to discover the diversity and beauty of Haute Corse.