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Explore France through itineraries crafted by Véronique and their team, based in La Valette.
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Discover Corsica through our tailor-made circuits, designed by Véronique and her team from Ajaccio. Each itinerary is crafted to reveal the island's contrasts: hilltop villages of Cap Corse and Balagne, red calanques of Piana, white cliffs of Bonifacio, GR20 trails and turquoise beaches of the south. Whether you're traveling with family, as a couple or with friends, our circuits adapt to your pace, the season and your preferences. From an 8-day discovery circuit looping north-south to an extended journey of 2 to 3 weeks combining sea and mountains, find the itinerary that suits you and set off with peace of mind with a local English-speaking agency.
Choose your trip in France
How to choose your circuit in Corsica?
The central question is one of duration. In 7 days, you reasonably cover one half of the island, north or south, avoiding long drives. For a genuine complete loop with hiking and swimming, we recommend a stay of 10 to 14 days, which allows you to combine Cap Corse, the mountainous centre, west coast and far south without rushing. Travellers who want to tackle several stages of the GR20 or explore Castagniccia and Alta Rocca in depth opt for 15 to 20 days. The longer the stay, the more breathing room you have and the more you can spend 2 or 3 nights per stage, which makes all the difference on an island with slow roads.
Different types of circuits
We design three main families of itineraries. Cultural circuits highlight Genoese villages, the prehistoric sites of Filitosa, polyphonic singing and producers of charcuterie, wines and cheeses. Adventure circuits include mountain hiking, sea kayaking, canyoning in the Vacca or Pulischellu, and sections of the GR20. Family circuits alternate between calm southern beaches, accessible walks, boat tours to Scandola or Bonifacio, and nights at farm inns that appeal to children.
What is the best season?
High season runs from June to September, peaking in July-August (28-32°C on the coast, water at 24-26°C, all activities open). May, June and September offer the best compromise: temperatures of 22-27°C, sea between 19 and 23°C, hikeable trails and lively villages without crowds. April and October suit nature lovers, gentle hiking and cultural discovery. Winter (November to March) remains mild on the coast but many accommodations and restaurants close, except in major towns.
Our quality commitment
Véronique and the Corsica team, based in Ajaccio, design each programme from renewed on-the-ground knowledge each season. We work with handpicked accommodations and guides, often met in person, and favour family-run businesses committed to the local economy. Our circuits are guaranteed by Atout France and the APST, assuring financial and legal security. You have an English-speaking contact available before, during and after your stay, who adjusts the programme if weather or your preferences change along the way.
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