Between wild beaches and mountains infused with the scents of the maquis, Ghisonaccia is the perfect starting point from which to discover an unspoilt eastern Corsica. Located in the heart of the Eastern Plain, between Haute-Corse and Corse-du-Sud, this region offers a vast range of experiences to enjoy: peaceful relaxation, hiking, river bathing or adventures in the great outdoors.
A stone's throw from your accommodation, Vignale beach rolls out its fine sand beneath the maritime pines. There are no crowds here, just generous natural surroundings, perfect for relaxation and fun with family. Looking to cool down? Head for the banks of the Inzecca, Fium'Orbu and Solenzara rivers for a refreshing dip in the clear, rock-lined waters. These valleys are also the perfect spot to enjoy canyoning and via ferrata, as you dive right into the heart of our Corsican landscapes.
The region is home to a variety of authentic villages, between sea and mountains. Aleria, an ancient Roman city, attracts visitors with its archaeological site and museum, as well as its renowned vineyards, citrus orchards, Diana and Urbinu lakes and seafood. A little further south, Solenzara marks the natural border between Haute-Corse and Corse-du-Sud, between secluded coves and sheer cliffs. An hour's drive away, you can choose between the authentic and majestic Corte and the livelier Porto-Vecchio, ideal for a shopping spree or a visit to the citadel and legendary beaches.
At the heart of unspoilt nature, the Perla campsite lies just beyond the magnificent Pinia forest, protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral association. Here, everything invites you to get away from it all: enjoy a swim on a wild beach stretching out over several kilometres, go for a walk or cycle ride under the pine trees, observe the wildlife around the Urbinu lake or recharge your batteries on the fitness trail for some outdoor sporting activities. A true paradise for nature lovers.
From Ghisonaccia, the foothills of the Corsican mountains can be reached in less than an hour. Take the Route de Ghisoni to reach the heights, between Corsican-pine forests, sheepfolds and torrents. Hiking enthusiasts will find plenty to delight on the Cuscione plateau or in the Restonica gorges. And for a refreshingly sporty day out, explore the region's natural pools for some guaranteed thrills.
The region is home to a variety of authentic villages, between sea and mountains. Aleria, an ancient Roman city, attracts visitors with its archaeological site and museum, as well as its renowned vineyards, citrus orchards, Diana and Urbinu lakes and seafood. A little further south, Solenzara marks the natural border between Haute-Corse and Corse-du-Sud, between secluded coves and sheer cliffs. An hour's drive away, you can choose between the authentic and majestic Corte and the livelier Porto-Vecchio, ideal for a shopping spree or a visit to the citadel and legendary beaches.
