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Discover the Magic of Corsica from a Private Apartment
Why Rent an Apartment in Corsica?
Corsica is a rugged Mediterranean island where dramatic mountains meet turquoise waters, offering a mix of natural beauty and historic charm. Visitors staying in an apartment in Corsica can explore coastal towns with narrow streets and colourful façades, wander through hilltop villages, or visit Genoese fortresses that tell stories of the island's past. Hiking trails and scenic roads lead through forests, cliffs and valleys, revealing panoramic views of the sea and mountains. Beaches and hidden coves provide quiet spots to swim, relax or enjoy water sports, while local markets showcase cheeses, charcuterie and regional specialties.
You could also of course book a holiday letting in Corsica for a wide choice of stylish, fully equipped holiday homes in scenic locations, or consider apartments in Monticello for a peaceful experience in a hilltop village with panoramic sea views.
What Are the Apartments in Corsica Like?
Accommodations here typically include charming apartments that blend traditional Corsican architecture with modern comforts. Many are set in historic buildings or newer developments close to beaches, village centres, or the mountains. Private apartments to rent in Corsica are often located in popular areas such as Bonifacio, Saint-Florent, and Ajaccio, offering convenient access to local attractions and dining options. Some apartments feature terraces or balconies with views of the sea or countryside. For a change of pace, you might also consider checking out villas in Corsica as these often provide more space and luxurious amenities.
Many private apartments in Corsica come equipped with a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.
- Private parking
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Ocean views
- Garden
- Barbeque facilities
- Flat-screen TV
Who Should Book an Apartment in Corsica?
Travellers and Activities
Corsica for Sightseeing Enthusiasts
Sightseeing enthusiasts in Corsica can explore an island filled with dramatic landscapes, ancient hilltop villages, and coastal towns rich in character. The clifftop city of Bonifacio offers striking limestone walls, medieval lanes, and breathtaking views over turquoise waters. Inland, the historic town of Corte invites visitors to wander its citadel, museums and narrow streets overlooking the Restonica Valley. Scenic drives reveal rugged mountains, chestnut forests and viewpoints such as those along the Route des Crêtes near Piana, where the Calanques glow red in the sun. Coastal paths around Saint-Florent and Cap Corse provide lookouts over secluded coves, old watchtowers and dramatic headlands. Visitors interested in this kind of experience may also want to explore our range of city centre apartments in Corsica which provide convenient access to historic sites and vibrant village life.
Corsica for Sailing Enthusiasts
Corsica is an outstanding destination for sailing enthusiasts, offering dramatic coastlines, turquoise waters, and sheltered bays perfect for exploring by boat. Set off from ports like Bonifacio, Ajaccio or Calvi, where marinas provide easy rentals, guided excursions and well-equipped docking facilities. As you sail along the coast, discover hidden coves such as Rondinara, Santa Giulia and Fica, where crystal-clear water invites swimming and snorkelling straight from the deck. Stop in coastal villages like Saint-Florent or Porto Vecchio to enjoy fresh seafood, island wines and relaxed harbourside evenings. The rugged cliffs of the Scandola Nature Reserve offer unforgettable sailing scenery, with red rock formations rising sharply from the sea. For more activities, coastal walks, mini golf, and evening markets with music and crafts in the area provide a lively atmosphere. You can explore these by following this guide to local attractions.
Families and groups who prefer comfort and flexibility should consider booking an apartment in Corsica as their base, making the most of the island's natural and cultural offerings. For accommodation with a homely feel, also consider the selection of cottages in Corsica, which offer a more rustic and private setting for your stay.
Did you know that Corsica is home to the UNESCO-listed Scandola Nature Reserve, accessible only by boat and rich in rare wildlife and dramatic red rock formations?
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What Are the Best Things To Do in Corsica?
- Explore the Cliffside Streets of Bonifacio
- Relax on Corsica's Crystal-Clear Beaches
- Hike the Scenic Trails of the GR20 and Beyond
- Browse Local Markets for Corsican Specialities
- Discover Ancient History at Filitosa
- Savour Corsican Cuisine in Village Restaurants
- Sail the Calanques of Piana and Scandola Reserve
Top 7 Travel Tips in Corsica
1. Explore the Cliffside Streets of Bonifacio
Wander through the dramatic old town of Bonifacio, perched high above the sea on white limestone cliffs. Navigate narrow lanes lined with stone houses, small boutiques, and hidden stairways leading to breathtaking viewpoints over the Strait of Bonifacio. Pause at the Bastion de l'Étendard for sweeping coastal vistas and learn about the town's medieval past. Let the rugged beauty and maritime spirit of Corsica draw you into every turn. Adventure begins as soon as you step inside the citadel walls. Lose yourself in cliffside charm and unforgettable scenery.
2. Relax on Corsica's Crystal-Clear Beaches at Palombaggia and Santa Giulia
Corsica is home to some of the Mediterranean's most spectacular beaches, from the turquoise waters of Palombaggia to the sheltered sands of Santa Giulia. Spend the day swimming in calm, transparent coves or lounging beneath pine trees that fringe the shore. Beach cafés offer fresh seafood and cold drinks to complete the experience. Let the gentle waves and warm light slow your pace. Adventure also means embracing pure coastal bliss. Sink into tranquility on Corsica's unforgettable shores.
3. Hike the Scenic Trails of the GR20 and Beyond in Restonica Valley
Nature lovers will find endless trails across Corsica's dramatic interior, including sections of the famous GR20. Walk through fragrant maquis shrubs, traverse granite ridges and discover hidden mountain lakes like Lac de Melo and Lac de Capitello. Each route reveals sweeping views over valleys, forests and distant coastlines. Let the crisp mountain air awaken your senses. Adventure rises with every incline. Experience Corsica's wild and powerful landscape up close in these exquisite settings.
4. Browse Local Markets for Corsican Specialities in L'Île-Rousse and Corte
Weekly markets in villages such as L'Île-Rousse and Corte overflow with island produce—fig jam, honey, brocciu cheese, cured meats and handmade crafts. Chat with vendors who proudly share the stories behind their products. Sample traditional flavours and enjoy the lively atmosphere filled with colours and aromas. Let your senses guide your exploration. Adventure thrives in authentic local moments. Take home a taste of Corsican culture.
5. Discover Ancient History at Filitosa Prehistoric Site
Step back thousands of years at Filitosa, Corsica's most important prehistoric site. Walk among mysterious stone menhirs carved with faces and weapons, and explore the remains of fortified towers overlooking peaceful countryside. The site offers a window into the island's early civilisations. Let history spark your imagination. Adventure reveals stories carved into stone. Experience Corsica's ancient heritage at every turn.
6. Savour Corsican Cuisine in Village Restaurants in Sartène and Saint-Florent
Delight in island dishes such as wild-boar stew (civet de sanglier), chestnut-flour pasta, brocciu-filled cannelloni, and grilled fish caught fresh that morning. Family-run taverns in towns like Sartène or Saint-Florent offer generous plates paired with local wines. Let flavours tell tales of mountains, forests and coastline. Adventure is tasted as much as explored. Celebrate Corsica's rich culinary traditions with every bite.
7. Sail the Calanques of Piana and Scandola Nature Reserve
Take a boat trip from Porto to explore the dramatic red-rock formations of the Calanques of Piana and the UNESCO-listed Scandola Nature Reserve. Spot sea eagles, dolphins and dramatic cliffs sculpted by time and wind. Hidden caves, bright-blue water and volcanic rock create unforgettable coastal scenery. Let the sea breeze lift your spirit. Adventure comes alive on Corsica's open waters. Watch nature reveal its most spectacular forms from the deck. Booking an apartment in Corsica by the coast ensures a perfect holiday experience.






























