The other beaches of L’Ile-Rousse can be found opposite Place Paoli. Head towards Marinella, the pretty promenade whose entrance is marked by a ship's anchor, an emblematic meeting point for Ile-Roussienne youth. There you will first find Napoléon beach and Caruchettu beach. They are ideal with children since they are supervised in season.

The setting of Bodri beach (also called Botre) is worth the detour: white sand, crystal clear water... It adjoins Ghjunchitu beach, also very beautiful. It can be accessed by the little beach train or on foot via a path. Even in high season, this beach remains really pleasant and offers large areas where you can lay your towel.

In the heart of the Agriates desert, in Upper Corsica, Saleccia beach is a magnificent stretch of white sand untouched by the crowds. This protected site is home to an abundance of underwater life and is surrounded by typically Mediterranean vegetation: olive trees, holm oaks, heather... A beautiful corner of nature.

A small isolated paradise, Achiarinu beach can be reached by boat for a day trip. A perfect break after a long stroll on the Lavezzi Islands, it appeals to lovers of relaxation and end-of-the-world landscapes. Out of season, it almost feels like you're on a distant island !

The most beautiful beach in Corsica for many. The famous Palombaggia commands admiration for its immaculate sand and crystal clear water. Bordered by umbrella pines and pink-red rocks, it also offers a magnificent view of the Cerbicale Islands. A must, just a stone's throw from Porto Vecchio !

Voted several times the most beautiful beach in France and even in Europe, Rondinara is a real treasure for the eyes. It amazes with its shell-shaped bay and its turquoise-colored water. Its location means that the sea is always very calm, inviting you to let yourself be lulled by the tranquility of the place.

Saint-François beach is one of the most famous in Ajaccio. Enclosed between the ramparts of the citadel and numerous restaurants and bars, it is located a stone's throw from the city center. Very popular with both Corsicans and tourists, this lovely sandy beach is particularly photogenic.

In the Gulf of Ajaccio, the beach of Mare et Sole is so aesthetic that it is also called “Silver Beach”. Indeed, its sand seems to sparkle with a thousand lights in the sun... Appreciated by jet-setters, it has the reputation of being a trendy beach. The large pine forest which borders it is also popular with families who come there for picnics.

Very close to Bonifacio, the Grand Sperone beach has remained wild and preserved despite tourism. This superb stretch of fine sand offers an unmissable view of the Lavezzi Islands and even Sardinia on a clear day. Don't miss its neighbor, the Petit Sperone, as well as the golf course which overlooks it, one of the most beautiful in Europe.