Promo Weeks in Corsica
Camping Promo Week Corsica: up to -30%* on your holidays in Haute-Corse
What if this year, you spent your holidays between turquoise beaches and wild scrubland without breaking the bank?
In partnership with Promo Camping Corsica, we give you access to deals negotiated exclusively for your stays in Haute-Corse: prices you won’t find anywhere else, at campsites carefully selected for their location, comfort, and quality!
Holidays tailored for you
- With family: Kids’ clubs, daily entertainment, water activities: your children will be delighted, and so will you.
- As a couple: Intimate pitches, beaches just steps away, evenings facing the Corsican sunset.
- With friends: Friendly atmosphere, water sports, barbecues under the stars.
The accommodation that suits you, at a price you’ll love
Bare pitch, equipped tent, bungalow, or fully equipped mobile home: compare and book in just a few clicks.
Why go through Promo Camping Corsica?
- Exclusive negotiated rates: guaranteed at the best price!
- Partner campsites tested and approved
- Secure booking in under 3 minutes
Availability is running out fast. Take advantage of the Promo Week before it’s too late!
Enjoy exceptional discounts of up to -50% on the group’s campsites thanks to our partner Promo Camping Corse.
*subject to availability and dates
Our partner campsites in Haute-Corse
The campsites selected by the Corsica Camping group share the same standard: a remarkable location, well-maintained facilities, and attentive hospitality. Here is a glimpse of some of our flagship establishments.
The full list of partner campsites is available on Promo Camping Corse.
Why choose Haute-Corse for your holidays?
Haute-Corse is Corsica in all its diversity. To the east, a coastline lined with long stretches of fine sand and crystal-clear waters. To the west, Balagne and its perched villages overlooking the sea. To the north, Cap Corse, a wild peninsula that feels like the end of the world. And everywhere, the hinterland: deep gorges, chestnut forests, and snow-capped peaks lasting until spring.
Haute-Corse is also the island that reveals itself to those who take the time. Stroll through the alleys of Bastia, taste local cured meats at a village market, dive into the turquoise waters of a cove accessible on foot from the campsite. All in nature still untouched by mass tourism—and that is precisely what makes it one of the most sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean.
Hiking enthusiasts know the GR20 well, which crosses Haute-Corse from north to south and ranks among the most spectacular trails in Europe. But Haute-Corse offers many other routes for all levels, not to mention the coastal paths of the Cap Corse, the gorges of the Tavignano, or the natural pools of the Asco valley.
What to do in Haute-Corse? The must-do activities
Upper Corsica is not just about its beaches. Here are the activities not to be missed based on your preferences, with detailed selections on our website.
Hiking and nature in Upper Corsica From the GR20 to the family-friendly trails of the Tavignano gorges, Upper Corsica offers routes for all levels. Discover our hiking selections classified by difficulty and geographic area.
Water sports and sea activities Sea kayaking along the Cap Corse, diving on the rocky seabeds of the west coast, paddleboarding off Moriani Plage: the sea in Upper Corsica is as much to be practiced as admired. Find our recommended providers and practical tips.
Sightseeing, heritage, and Corsican culture The citadel of Bastia, the Genoese towers of Cap Corse, the perched villages of Castagniccia, the local markets of Île-Rousse: Upper Corsica is an island of stories. Our ideas for outings to enrich your stay beyond the beach.
Gastronomy and Corsican products Charcuterie, cheeses, island wines, chestnut honey, brocciu: the Corsican table is a discovery in itself. Our addresses for markets, wine cellars, and delicatessens near the campsites.
Good to know before leaving for Upper Corsica
Book the ferry early: In July-August, crossings to Corsica are fully booked months in advance. From Nice, Marseille, or Toulon, the companies Corsica Linea and La Méridionale serve Bastia and Île-Rousse. Plan your crossing as soon as your campsite is confirmed.
Rent a vehicle on site: Upper Corsica is an island to explore freely. Outside the major seaside resorts, public transport remains limited. A car is essential to reach the most beautiful beaches, village markets, or high-altitude hikes. Book your rental in advance, especially in high season.
Choose the right period: June and September offer the best compromise: guaranteed sunshine, sea at a good temperature, and less crowded campsites. Prices are also more attractive than in the middle of August. For families with young children, July remains the ideal period to enjoy kids' clubs and entertainment.
Plan for cancellation insurance: Weather conditions at sea and the vagaries of the tourist season (ferry strikes, health issues) can disrupt a trip to Corsica. Cancellation insurance or a flexible option when booking is strongly recommended, especially for stays booked well in advance.
Water and heat: In Upper Corsica, temperatures can exceed 35°C in July-August. Remember to bring plenty of sunscreen, stay hydrated regularly, and plan physical activities (hiking, cycling) preferably in the morning. All partner campsites have water points and shaded areas.
