J'adore l'été
Travel guide - Corsica with Kids
Apr 16, 2024
The dreamiest destination, a French island basking in the Italian sun: Corsica. With Sardinia in kissing distance, own language and Italian influences - it has the best of all worlds. Just like the island with its specific personality, our Corsica swim short a unique and exiting piece. With all over gingham print and oranges, because this is the place where the citrus fruit clementine comes from - the sunniest vitamins and island to enjoy and explore with the whole family.
Where to eat in Corsica
le mata hari
A restaurant by the sea, where you can literally feel the sand beneath your feet. It's great for breakfast, watching your kids play on the beach. But it’s also perfect for a dinner night out, where you can see the sun set that creates magical evening views.
Where to eat in Corsica
Tra Di Noi
("between us" in Corsican) with ‘home grown’ products, great views and just an unforgettable evening, seeing the sun set. It’s part of 5-star hotel Misincu. Which makes this restaurant the perfect option for when staying at the hotel, easy with kids to stay close to the room and still be able to have a great night out.
Where to eat in Corsica
A Pignata
For a typical Corsican experience, with their local food (corsica was at one time Italian so expect some Italian influence in the food ;)). It has a fireplace, huge tables outside overlooking the hills and all other ingredients for a perfect cosy family-style dinner.
Where to stay in Corsica
MISINCU
A 5-star hotel with a family-friendly atmosphere, featuring a permaculture vegetable garden, beautiful interior, and, of course, a swimming pool. It is within walking distance to the clear, blue sea, offering a Caribbean-like swimming experience.
Where to stay in Corsica
Les chambres de mila
Nestled atop the heights of Rondinara Bay, this stunning hotel is just a 5-minute drive from the amazing beach. With only 7 suites and surrounded by a typical Mediterranean garden filled with olive and fig trees, it gives the most relaxing and serene atmosphere.
Where to stay in Corsica
Hotel Version Maquis Citadelle
This beautiful modern hotel offers a unique view overlooking the 12th-century Bonifacio Old Town. Each of its suites has its own terrace, providing great privacy and space for children to play close to the room.
Where to play in Corsica
Beaches
1,000km of coastline is a fabulous and endlessly discoverable mix of iconic sandy beaches. Some of our favorites to play; Cupabia, Porto Pollo, Campomoro, Rondinara, Santa Giulia and Palombaggia. Of course, by just driving along the coast and keeping your eyes open you’ll find many opportunities to stop and enjoy the clear water.
Where to play in Corsica
Pont de Noceta bridge
The Vecchio is the perfect place for a refreshing dip, especially Pont de Noceta bridge in Venaco. It’s peacefully quiet and beautiful, you can sit here for ages without thinking about the time. A great alternative for a little more adventurous alternative for the beach.
where to play in Corsica
THE LAVEZZI ISLANDS
Throughout the summer, there is an hourly shuttle from the picturesque port of Bonifacio to the beautiful Lavezzi islands. You can rent a private boat with a skipper, or go for a full-day cruise. Our favorite thing to do is sit down for a picnic, and just enjoy long summer days on the part that makes Corsica óh so beautiful.
WHAT TO WEAR IN CORSICA?
