Recommended travel company: Corsican Places
Corsican Places says
It’s a cliché but true to say that Corsica has something for everyone. It is an island of great beauty, with a coastline combining miles of sweeping golden sands, towering cliffs and intimate hidden coves, plus a scented interior of maquis-covered hillsides, thick forested valleys and some genuinely jaw-dropping mountain scenery.
Add to that Corsica’s outstanding food and wine, a culture that is equal parts French and Italian and some excellent accommodation and you have a simply stunning holiday destination.
We have an excellent range of places to stay with villas, apartments, houses and two-star up to five-star hotels right across the island – from the St Florent and La Balagne regions in the north to the Gulfs of the West Coast and L’Extreme Sud regions further south.
If you prefer self-catering, with a private pool, take a look at the charming Casa Monica in the far south of Corsica, just outside Porto Vecchio, or Villa A Machja in the north east, just two kms from St Florent and gorgeous beaches. The stylish Bergerie Murtetu also has a private pool, a peaceful countryside setting and stunning views of the Valinco Gulf.
For something a little more urban, the Le Home Apartments in Calvi are perfect for exploring this stunning Corsican town and its citadel.
At Corsican Places, we pride ourselves on our personal service and in-depth knowledge of the destination. As each of our properties has been hand picked, you can be sure we’ll be able to help you find the perfect place for your holiday in the Corsican sun.
Click here for the Corsican Places range of accommodation and our latest special offers.
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It's arguably the most gorgeous island in the Mediterranean, with perfect beaches and an interior dotted with medieval hilltowns, forests and the famous scented maquis. Yet compared to islands such as Mallorca, Corfu and Ibiza, it is curiously overlooked by British visitors. Corsica, in our book, is the Med to perfection, with a thick layer of French polish.




