
Holiday apartment in Corsica
Find the perfect holiday apartment or ideal holiday house in Corsica (France) – with more space, a private kitchen, and full privacy.
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How much does a holiday to Corsica and surrounding area cost?
Currently, offers for Corsica and surrounding area start at 929 €. The average offer price is around 1,232 € (4 accommodations in comparison, as of 15 October 2026).
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October
Cheapest travel month currently
When is the best time to visit Corsica?
The best time to visit Corsica is May–October, GR20: June–September. In summer: Hot at the coast, 28–35 °C, cooler in the mountains. In winter: Mild at the coast, 8–15 °C, snow in the mountains.
Best travel time
May–October, GR20: June–September
Summer
Hot at the coast, 28–35 °C, cooler in the mountains
Winter
Mild at the coast, 8–15 °C, snow in the mountains
Highlights
Dreamy beaches, Impressive nature
Is a holiday rental in Corsica worth it?
A holiday apartment in Corsica offers you the perfect combination of independence and comfort. Enjoy Dreamy beaches, Impressive nature, Excellent cuisine, First-class relaxation and experience Corsica like a local – with your own retreat after an action-packed day.
Corsica, the French Mediterranean island known as "Ile de Beauté", combines rugged mountain ranges, turquoise bays, and a wild, untamed nature that is unparalleled. The mountains rise to over 2,700 meters (Monte Cinto) and drop almost vertically into the sea at many points — a backdrop that clearly distinguishes Corsica from other Mediterranean islands. The Calanche of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage site made of red granite cliffs, forms one of the most spectacular coastal landscapes in Europe.
The GR20 is considered the most challenging long-distance hiking trail in Europe, crossing Corsica in 16 stages from north to south. Experienced mountain hikers complete it in two weeks, but individual daily stages also offer breathtaking alpine landscapes with glacial lakes and granite deserts. Bonifacio perches on steep chalk cliffs high above the sea — the old town with its Genoese houses seems to float above the abyss, and the stairs of Roi d’Aragon lead down 187 steps to the water.
Calvi on the northwest coast enchants with its Genoese citadel, fine sandy beach, and legendary nightlife. In the hinterland, shepherds and farmers maintain traditions that are centuries old: chestnut flour is the basis for numerous Corsican dishes, and the charcuterie from semi-wild pigs (Lonzu, Coppa, Figatellu) is among the best in the entire Mediterranean region. Ajaccio, the birthplace of Napoleon, surprises with the Maison Bonaparte and Mediterranean flair.
Corsica's beaches range from the white sandy coves at Palombaggia and Santa Giulia in the south to hidden pebble coves like Saleccia, which can only be reached by boat or off-road vehicle. Divers find sunken wrecks and a diverse underwater world off the coast. Whether mountain adventure, beach dream, or culinary exploration — Corsica is the wildest and most diverse island in the Mediterranean.
What are the highlights of Corsica?
The fortified town on white limestone cliffs above the sea is Corsica's most spectacular sight – the houses seem to float above the abyss.
The red granite cliffs on the west coast form bizarre formations above the deep blue sea – a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of France's most beautiful natural wonders.
The legendary 180 km long hiking trail through the Corsican high mountains is considered the toughest long-distance trail in Europe – even shorter stages are rewarding.
The dream beach near Porto-Vecchio with fine sand, turquoise water, and a backdrop of pines is among the most beautiful beaches in Europe.
The former capital in the mountainous interior and the wild Restonica Valley with its glacial lakes offer authentic Corsica away from the coast.
When is Corsica and surrounding area the cheapest?
Based on current offer prices, October is currently the cheapest travel month for Corsica and surrounding area.
How well are the hotels in Corsica and surrounding area rated?
The 4 rated accommodations in Corsica and surrounding area have an average recommendation of 93 %.
What should I look out for when renting in Corsica?
The best time to visit Corsica is May–October, GR20: June–September. For the cheapest holiday apartments, we recommend booking early – especially in peak season, popular accommodations get booked up quickly. Pay attention to reviews from previous guests and check if final cleaning and bed linen are included in the price.
Is a holiday rental worth it for a longer stay?
Holiday apartments are particularly suitable for longer stays: From a week onwards, the price per night often drops significantly. Use the private kitchen to save money, and enjoy the freedom to shape your day at your own pace – without fixed meal times or hotel rules.
Which tools help you plan your Corsica holiday?
4 free tools help you plan your trip to Corsica: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.
