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The island of Corsica is an ideal place to enjoy a hiking experience through its ancient paths of shepherds and goats, combined with nearly 1500 km of marked trails, with lodges and huts, in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of Corsica, which occupies more than 50% of the island. There are three great itineraries that join the two coasts and you can not miss if you are a real hiker: first, the spectacular GR20 route, which crosses high mountains, and is considered one of the most beautiful in Europe, but also the hardest. Second, the route Mare e Monti, which goes from Calenzana to Cargèse along spectacular landscapes and magnificent panoramic views of the sea. And finally, the Mare a Mare route that crosses Corsica from east to west. Of course there are a wide variety of options for all levels and preferences. Discover them all in this selection of guided trips that we offer in Explore-Share.
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Why should I choose Corsica for my Hiking adventure?
Untouched natural beauties
Corsica has maintained its natural heritage away from the hand of man. Part of its conservation is due to its isolation, since it is accessible mainly by sea. In fact, it has a fabulous seabed with a great biodiversity. Here you will also find numerous animal and plant species, such as cormorants, wild goats, shearwaters, algae and corals.
A mythical trek
The famous GR20 is a long trail, which crosses the island from Calanzana to Conca, near Porto-Vecchio. It offers a different view of the Corsican geography, while you approach its peaks, only accessible for expert hikers. The route is usually divided into 16 stages with an average duration of 4 to 8 hours each. It crosses really magnificent and impressive wild landscapes at high altitude.
A granitic universe
At the southern end of the island, the rock formations offer a unique universe that reflects the extraordinary beauty of the Corsican mountain: Alta Rocca. This massif combines the roughness of its summits with forests of amazing pines. Alta Rocca is full of hiking trails, which connect almost all the villages in the area.
What can I expect from the weather during my Hiking trip in Corsica?
It is a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters near the coast. When you get away, it gets colder, with snowfall in the mountains.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Corsica region?
French
What currency is accepted around Corsica?
Euro
How can I get to Corsica?
You can go by plane or ferry. Flights to Corsica take off from most of France's major cities. In addition, in Corsica there are 4 airports (Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi and Figari). As for the ferry, you can take a boat in Marseille, Toulon or Nice. It is the most convenient way to get to Corsica: there are many frequent connections and you can even take your own car.
What's the country code for the Corsica region?
+33
When is the best time to travel to Corsica for Hiking?
From May to September
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