Premium electric bike tour in Cap Corse

On arrival at Bastia Poretta airport (before 3:00 pm), we can arrange your transfer to the hotel, or leave you free to get there on your own. Once you're settled in, we'll hand over your electric bike and all the necessary equipment (gear, panniers). We'll also take the time to explain how it works and share our best tips for making the most of your Ebike holiday across Cap Corse.

It's a pleasure to stroll along the pontoons where small boats sway. Your steps naturally lead you to the Place du Marché, passing in front of Bastia's emblematic church. Then you'll arrive at Place St Nicolas, the meeting place for Bastians of all ages.

Your electric bicycles are safely stored in an enclosed courtyard.

As you pedal along the coast, as you round a bend you catch your first idyllic glimpse of Cap Corse, the marina of Erbalunga. A small fishing port surrounded by pastel facades set flush with the water and crowned by a Genoese tower on a point of green shale. The first "American houses" are a reminder that the village was once a rich trading port in Corsica.

You continue by electric bike along the Tyrrhenian coast, before turning inland for a more authentic country, mountainous and rural at the same time. The villages are made up of scattered hamlets, with varied religious architecture: convents, campaniles, churches, chapels.

Route: D 36 km / d +500 and -100 m / T: 2h

You continue your cycling holiday in the "Cap de l'intérieur", crossing Luri, a well-maintained valley thanks to dynamic agriculture. For the more sporty, a short detour to Seneca Tower is a must for a panoramic view of Cap Corse overlooking the two seas.

Then your route returns along the wilder, more arid coastline, alternating with seascapes to the more recent Macinaggio coast. This is where the Cap Corse customs trail begins, a dreamy path that runs along the sandy beaches of Tamarone, Finocchiarola islands and Santa Maria with its stale tower. Park your Ebike to ride part of this Corsican coastal trail.

Composed of several very old hamlets, Rogliano reveals imposing buildings: several American houses, a castle, the great church, the San Francesco convent, chapels, campaniles, towers and washhouses

Routes: D 32 km / d + 650 and - 550 m / T: 2h or D 45 km / d + 900 and -1 000 m / T: 3h

With your electric bikes, you make your way gently to the northernmost tip of Corsica. The road winds for 8 km through the scrubland, with the coast and the island of Giraglia, a huge rock topped by a tower and lighthouse, in your sights.

Then you cross the Col de la Serra, at the Moulin Mattei. From here, a splendid view opens up over the two seas, all the Tuscan islands, the Cap Corse ridgeline and Corsica. As you descend to Centuri, the landscape changes. Exposed to winds and storms, the coast is steep, rugged and jagged, influencing even the architecture of the ports and villages

It's famous for its crayfish! For one night, your tour offers an unforgettable feeling of being at the end of the world here, at the tip of Cap Corse.

D 16 km / d +150 and -400 m / T: 1h30 or D 32 km / d +500 and -700 m / T: 3h

Your cycling adventure takes you past some truly extravagant American palaces that stand out in the landscape. In the same vein, the monumental tombs are astonishing. Built ostentatiously on the most beautiful promontories, they look like Capitols, boats or pyramids. The impressive road runs along the west coast of Cap Corse, taking you to small marinas housing houses, convent or tower, on the edge of beautiful white sandy beaches

It's rich in Corsican industrial history, and with a divinely situated bell tower-lighthouse. Then it's on to the spectacular arrival at Nonza, a rebel fortress built almost vertically to the sea.

Night in the heart of Nonza (listed village), in a manor house.

D 39 km / d +600 and -500 m / T: 3h15 or D 50 km / d + 1,000 and - 900 m / T: 4h30

You finish this tour of Cap Corse by electric bike with beautiful sights, small seascapes, admirably sited churches like Farinole and Patrimonio. Thanks to its limestone soils, Patrimonio is the Mecca of Corsican viticulture with numerous estates.

...a short detour takes you to the port of Saint-Florent, well sheltered at the end of the gulf. Saint-Florent is an ancient city that the Genoese equipped with a citadel. All that remains is to cross the Santo Stefano pass to reach your first citadel, that of Bastia.

The end of your tour can be in Saint-Florent or Bastia, your choice.

D 40 km / d +600 and -600 m / T: 3h30 or D 25 km / d + 250 and - 250 m / T: 1h30

We can arrange your transfer to Bastia airport, or leave you free to get there on your own.