Travel formalities for Corsica
Corsica is part of France: no passport check or customs for a French traveller. A few rules still apply, from identity documents to tobacco.
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Practical information for Corsica
Season, documents to bring, safety at sea and in the mountains: a few things to sort out before you leave. These articles cover them and suggest fifteen visits and activities, from Bonifacio to the Restonica.
Sea and mountains in Corsica
Weather, swimming, rescue services, fishing, boating, storms and wildfire risk: the safety rules for enjoying Corsica’s sea and mountains.
When to go to Corsica
Every season has something going for it, but the island fills up fast in summer. May, June and September offer the best balance of warmth, sea and peace and quiet.
What to do in Corsica: 15 things to see and do on the island
Fifteen places and experiences for a first trip to Corsica, from the sea to the mountains, each with its own detailed guide.
Explore the wonders around Figari
Figari, located in the heart of Corse-du-Sud, is an ideal destination for discovering the island's rich cultural and natural heritage. To make the most of your stay and explore the region's hidden treasures, we strongly recommend that you rent a car in Figari. This means of transport will enable you to visit the many sites of interest, from picturesque beaches to majestic mountains and charming Corsican villages. Here's an overview of the must-do activities and visits around Figari.