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Corsica has eight naturist campsites, six in Haute-Corse and two in Corse-du-Sud, all by the sea except for one, tucked away in the hinterland of Porto-Vecchio.
Haute-Corse concentrates most of the island's naturist addresses, between Bravone, Linguizzetta and San-Nicolao. Bagheera Resort and the Domaine Riva Bella, both rated 4 stars, offer 5 km of white-sand beach and a 500m² thalassotherapy centre respectively, rare in Corsica; the latter, a member of France 4 Naturisme since 1989, even houses a llama park. At Linguizzetta, Camping Calella, Les Eucalyptus and Corsica Natura share direct beach access, with padel, bungalows and a restaurant depending on the establishment. Club Corsicana, at San-Nicolao, focuses on water sports, with a sailing school and catamaran outings. These six naturist campsites, geared more towards families with children, offer several hundred pitches and accommodations between them, from the simple bare pitch to the fully equipped bungalow.
Corse-du-Sud's two naturist campsites are both located in Porto-Vecchio, but with opposite profiles. One, a holiday village amid unspoilt nature, offers a natural pool formed by a river with waterfalls, and traditional stone cottages. The other, by the sea facing the Cerbicales islands, has two pools with sea views, a diving centre active for more than forty years, and several on-site restaurants. Both receive excellent reviews from their guests.
For a seaside holiday, with a naturist beach and wellness area, Haute-Corse concentrates the best-equipped campsites, particularly around Linguizzetta. For a holiday more focused on nature, between river and maquis, Corse-du-Sud offers a wilder setting, just a few kilometres from Porto-Vecchio. In both départements, Corsica's naturist campsites score highly with their guests. Each establishment has its own opening dates and services, from the association-run venue to the more upmarket estate: it is best to check availability before booking your naturist stay in Corsica.
To the north of the island, Bastia and its old harbour open onto the Cap Corse, the wildest of all Corsican territories, and onto the Désert des Agriates, the largest protected natural site on the coast, between Saint-Florent and Saleccia beach. To the south, Bonifacio, perched on its white limestone cliffs, and the Lavezzi islands, renowned for their crystal-clear waters, complete one of the most spectacular coastlines in the Mediterranean.
Between these two extremes, the Alta Rocca and the mountainous, wild interior of Corse-du-Sud offer hiking trails and rivers with waterfalls, while the east coast, from Bravone to Porto-Vecchio, is lined with long sandy beaches, popular for both swimming and water sports, just minutes from the island's naturist campsites.
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| Campsite | Rating | Mer | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corsica Natura | 2 ★ | ✓ | — | 4.2/5 |
| Bagheera Resort | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | 4.3/5 |
| Domaine Naturiste Riva Bella | 4 ★ | ✓ | — | 4.5/5 |
| Club Corsicana | — | ✓ | — | — |
| Camping naturiste Les Eucalyptus | — | ✓ | — | 4.6/5 |
