By Sea or By Sky?

About two-thirds of the island's tourism traffic transits by sea from Italy and France, an equal number of passengers disembarking from both countries. The majority of air traffic arrives from France, especially Nice, Marseilles and Paris.

Several maritime routes link Corsica to other countries.
From Italy ferries depart from the ports of Genoa, Livorno, La Spezia and Sardenia.

During the summer season there are flights from several French (Lyon, Bordeaux, Strasbourg, etc.) and European cities, including flights from England (London, Manchester), Germany (Düsseldorf, Frankfurt), the Netherlands (Amsterdam), Luxembourg and Switzerland (Geneva).

Getting to and Getting Around Corsica Transportion in Corsica

Tour Operators

Several Tour Operators and Tourism Professionals are active in Corsica.
They offer formulas to discover the island - which are often rather original - they often meet special demands, and they always address you in your native language.
Several can also organise special tours around the island.

Car Hire in Southern Corsica