Bungee jumping in Corte and Central Corsica
Looking for a bungee jumping spot near Corte or in the center of the island? Here’s what actually exists in the area, and how to organize a trip to jump elsewhere.
A rocky peak, two rivers, and still no bungee jumping
In Corte, you can contemplate the void from the citadel: perched on a rocky spur at the confluence of the Tavignano and the Restonica, it towers over the town high enough to have earned the nickname “eagle’s nest.” All around, the Restonica gorges climb up toward the Melo and Capitello lakes, at the foot of Monte Rotondo, Corsica’s second-highest peak at 2,622 meters. A setting made for vertigo, but no structure in the region currently offers bungee jumping around Corte or in the center of the island.
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The true thrill of the jump: the Tavignano gorges
It's in the water, not at the end of a bungee cord, that you'll find the closest sensation. The Tavignano gorges, which begin right next to the citadel, are among the longest canyoning descents in Corsica: swimming in turquoise pools, slides and optional jumps follow one another on a route renowned for its athletic and wild character.
From Corte, neither airport nor port: which way to go to jump?
Unlike Bastia or Calvi, Corte has neither an airport nor a port: the town lies halfway along the railway line linking Bastia to Ajaccio, about 74 km from Bastia out of the 158 km of the line. The two nearest airports, Bastia-Poretta and Ajaccio Napoléon-Bonaparte, are at a comparable distance by road or by the little Corsican train. From either one, head for Nice or Marseille by plane or ferry, then about two hours' drive to the Pont de l'Artuby, in the Verdon gorges, for a real bungee jump.
