In North-Corsica, the beaches are more than just postcards. They are pieces of raw nature, sometimes hard to reach, often untouched, and always unforgettable. Each cove, each bay has its own rhythm, its light, its character. People come to swim, walk, relax, but above all to feel what it truly means to “be elsewhere.”
Accessible only by sea, 4x4, or a long hike, Saleccia Beach is worth the effort... and that’s what makes it so charming.
Located in the Agriates Desert, it captivates with its bright white sand, turquoise water, and complete isolation. Here, no buildings or noise, just pure nature.
These two neighboring beaches near Île-Rousse are easy to reach but still retain a true sense of tranquility. The sand is light, the maquis stretches down to the water, and the days pass slowly here.
Ideal for those who want a beautiful, peaceful beach without much walking but without giving up nature.
Between Balagne and Agriates, the Ostriconi opens onto an almost lunar landscape: blonde dunes, arid hills, a river mouth, and a deep green sea. It appeals to those who enjoy walking, getting away, and feeling the wind.
No shade, few people, plenty of space.
A few kilometers from Calvi, the Revellata peninsula shelters several small coves accessible on foot. The trail follows the coast, winding through rocks, low grass, and silence. The water is exceptionally clear.
It’s the perfect spot to lay down your towel, put on a mask, and lose track of time.
Discreet and somewhat hidden, Arinella beach is located near Lumio. Less known, it attracts those seeking tranquility.
Few or no facilities, a beautiful view of the bay, and always the peacefulness typical of forgotten places.
A few kilometers from Calvi, the Revellata peninsula shelters several small coves accessible on foot. The trail follows the coast, winding through rocks, low grass, and silence. The water is exceptionally clear.
It’s the perfect spot to lay down your towel, put on a mask, and lose track of time.