Enjoy the mild Corsican weather in November
Sylvie, Product Manager and avid traveler, imagines our tours as she travels, with the eye of an enthusiast who knows the terrain and knows how to reveal the most beautiful experiences.
Whether it's the month of chestnuts and clementines for gourmets, or the off-season for vacationers, November is an ideal time to get away from it all. on the island of beauty. Take advantage of the beautiful days before winter to explore the trails, taste the specialities and bathe in the thermal waters or on the coast. In Corsica in November, autumn floods the island with its soft colors.
Votre budget pour une semaine ?
🟠 Autour de 500 € / pers. à Ajaccio
Pour quelques jours en Corse, choisissez un point de chute et explorez une région en liberté.
→ Résidence Albion - dès 254 € / pers.
→ Hôtel Campo dell'Oro - dès 499 € / pers.
🟠 Autour de 500 € / pers. à Bastia
Pour découvrir plusieurs visages de l’île, alternez littoral, villages, patrimoine et arrière-pays.
→ Hôtel Best western - dès 444 € / pers.
→ Hôtel La Madrague resort - dès 443 € / pers.
Quel voyageur êtes-vous ?
❤️ En couple
Novembre se prête particulièrement aux escapades à deux : belles tables, villages paisibles, balades sur le littoral et quelques jours loin de l’agitation de la ville.
👨👩👧👦 En famille
Profitez des vacances de la Toussaint pour découvrir une Corse plus tranquille : balades faciles, villages, marchés et plaisirs gourmands à partager en famille.
Bathing in warm waters
While the sea in Corsica in November can be a little chilly for a swim, venturing into the heart of the island, it's possible to plunge into the temperate waters of a thermal spring.
The Barraci baths
Located just a few kilometers from Propriano, the Barraci baths offer you the chance to take a dip in hot water close to the coast. After soaking your feet on Propriano's Capu Laurosu beach, you can warm up in one of the Baracci baths' basins. At this time of year, the plains and forests surrounding the thermal spring take on their autumnal hues. Make yourself comfortable in the outdoor pool and admire this sumptuous blend of colors.
Guitera-les-bains
If you like the idea of bathing in Corsica in November, but prefer more secret and picturesque spots, we invite you to Guitera-les-bains. In this rural commune at the foot of the Punta di Bozzi, 42° sulfuric healing water bubbles up from the ground. Once you arrive in the village, a small path leads you to the spring. Behind a small stone wall and a ruined building lies a small concrete pool in which you can immerse yourself in Guitera's warm water. This little pool, which only a few locals know about, lets you relax in the heart of the Corsican maquis.
Nearby, you'll have the chance to push open the doors of one of the region's most gourmet restaurants: Zella. Here, Jean-Marie Casamarta pays tribute to local farmers and craftsmen, creating recipes using his brother's cheeses and his neighbors' charcuterie.
Hiking through autumn landscapes
When autumn arrives on Corsica, the shimmering colors of the trees light up the trails. Add to this the calm of the autumn season and the mild temperatures at this time of year in Corsica, and November is an ideal month for hiking.
The English waterfalls
Before winter arrives and the weather softens, there are still a few steep trails to explore. One of them, leaving from Vizzavona, takes you to the sublime Cascades des Anglais. This relatively easy route winds through forests, rivers and waterfalls. Although this is one of the most popular hikes in Corsica, in November few hikers come to these paths in the Agnogne valley. You'll have the privilege of being almost alone to admire the autumnal scenery in the heart of the island.
The Bruzzi trail
There's nothing like a stroll along the coastline to make the most of the last moments of your vacation and the beautiful autumn sunshine. For this iodized hike, we take you on the Bruzzi trail between Propriano and Bonifacio. The itinerary begins in a landscape of lush green scrubland, then leads you along the coast between secret beaches, hidden coves and surprisingly shaped rocks. If you're not too cold, you can even go for a swim on the nearby Chevano beach.
Walking among the stalls
In Corsica, November is the picking season. Mushrooms, chestnuts, honey and clementines fill the markets in autumn on the island of beauty.
To savor these delicious products, we invite you to visit one of the island's many markets. In all Corsican towns and villages, the work of craftsmen and producers is given pride of place. At Bastia's traditional and organic Mercatu, Porto-Vecchio's market or Ajaccio's Marcatu, you'll have the privilege of savoring the gustatory treasures of the island of beauty. In the friendly atmosphere of a market, you can chat with producers and why not visit their farms, orchards and workshops for a day.
Nos conseils pour profiter de votre voyage en Corse
Au Nord de la Corse en novembre, la météo est l’une des plus favorables de toute l’île. Si la température moyenne à Bastia est légèrement inférieure à celle de Bonifacio avec une moyenne de 16°, le faible taux de précipitations rend cette période idéale pour visiter la partie la plus septentrionale de l’île, du Cap Corse à Bastia. En novembre, vous pouvez espérer en moyenne 6 jours de pluie et 13 jours de soleil.
À Bonifacio, la température maximale moyenne est de 17 °C en novembre, avec environ 5 jours où le thermomètre dépasse les 18 °C. On compte en moyenne 8 jours de pluie dans le mois et un taux d’humidité de 78 %. En revanche, la température de l’eau reste douce avec une moyenne de 17,5 °C, ce qui permet de profiter des dernières baignades de l’année. Enfin, le soleil brille en moyenne 15 jours dans le mois, pour environ 5 heures d’ensoleillement quotidien.
En Corse en novembre, vous pouvez vous attendre à un climat doux et favorable à de belles journées de soleil. Les nuits peuvent parfois être un peu fraîches. En ce qui concerne la température, la moyenne sur l’île est de 16° avec une minimale de 14° et maximale de 18°.