Bungee Jumping in Balagne
Looking for a bungee jump near Calvi or Île-Rousse? Here is what actually exists in Balagne, and who to contact if you really want to jump.
From the beach to the peaks at 2,700 meters, but no bungee jumping
In Balagne, the shore and the mountains almost touch: from the beaches of Calvi or Île-Rousse, the hinterland climbs within a few kilometers to Monte Cinto, at 2,706 meters, the highest peak in Corsica. Between the two, the perched villages of Sant’Antonino, Pigna, or Corbara overlook terraced olive groves from their rocky promontories. A spectacular landscape, but no facility in the region currently offers bungee jumping, whether around Calvi, Île-Rousse, or in the hinterland.
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No establishment currently offers bungee jumping in Corsica!
Jump anyway: coasteering at Revellata and canyoning in the Fango
Two local activities come close to that feeling of emptiness. At the Revellata point, near Calvi, coasteering involves following the cliffs by swimming, climbing, and jumping directly into the sea from points several meters high. Further south, in the Fango valley near Galéria, canyoning takes place in turquoise water pools with about a dozen optional jumps, from 1 to 8 meters high, enough to get a real thrill, without a bungee cord.
From Calvi or Île-Rousse, how to reach a real bungee jumping spot
Balagne has the advantage of having its own airport: Calvi - Sainte-Catherine, eight kilometers from the city center, with Air Corsica flights to Nice, Marseille, Lyon, or Toulouse. A seasonal ferry link also connects Île-Rousse to Nice, operated by Corsica Ferries from July to September. In both cases, head then to the Verdon Gorges: about two hours' drive from Nice to reach the Artuby Bridge, the highest bridge in Europe for bungee jumping.
Thrilling activities to try in Balagne
Three ways to get your adrenaline pumping without leaving the region: canyoning in the Fango or in the Bonifatu forest, at the foot of Monte Cinto; coasteering along the Revellata cliffs; and paragliding, with takeoffs at Col de Salvi, in Aregno, or near Ostriconi, between sea and mountains.
