ACTIVITIES IN SOUTHERN CORSICA IN AJACCIO
When you stay in our apartments, you'll have access to a host of activities in Southern Corsica. Whether within the hotel's grounds, in the beautiful city of Ajaccio or in the surroundings – you'll find plenty to relax or explore, as you learn more about the history of Corsica.
For sports and competition enthusiasts, or simply for those looking to share a pleasant moment, our ping-pong table awaits. With family or friends, hit the ball around in the coolness of the evening.
Evenings at our residence offer to chance to find yourself around a table for lively and fun activities shared with family. Our selection of strategic board games and cards is sure to delight both young and old!
Enjoy the sauna, a refuge of well-being to free all your tensions. Whether it's after a day of exploration or for a relaxing getaway, the residence promises a moment of pure joy.
Dive into the heated pool, an oasis of relaxation, where the comfortable water offers unparalleled delight. Let yourself be carried away by the gentle sensation of wellness that envelops your body, a revitalising feeling after a busy day.
Equipped with modern facilities, it offers a space dedicated to your fitness. Whether you're a cardio expert or prefer weight lifting, we have everything to suit your needs. Enjoy this exceptional space to take care of your health during your stay in Ajaccio within the Les Calanques hotel residence.
SEASIDE ACTIVITIES IN SOUTHERN CORSICA
CALANQUES DE PIANA
These spectacular rocky formations, plunging directly in the sea, offer a breath-taking panorama. Sculpted by time and the elements, they reveal a symphony of colours from the boldest red to golden hues. A walk or boat outing is the perfect way to admire these natural wonders.
SCANDOLA RESERVE
Only accessible by sea, this reserve is a real jewel, recognised as UNESCO World Heritage. Its dizzying cliffs, sea caves and exceptional biodiversity make Scandola a must-see. Boat outings will allow you to observe the cormorants and sea eagles, as well as diving into the crystal-clear waters for a snorkelling session.
CAPO DI FENO AND ARGENT BEACHES
Located just a few kilometres from the centre of Ajaccio, these two beaches are known for their fine sand, turquoise waters and range of activities in Southern Corsica. They're perfect for a day of relaxation, a snorkelling session or simply to admire the incredible sunsets. True living postcards, these two beaches are world renowned both for their activities in Southern Corsica and for their fine sand and turquoise waters. They're perfect for a day of relaxation, a snorkelling session or simply to admire the incredible sunsets.
Ajaccio, nicknamed the imperial city, is an unmissable stop-over on this Mediterranean island. Bars and restaurants line the port, with a spring or summer atmosphere, this truly is the tourist lung of Corsica – harmoniously bringing together history, culture and natural landscapes. During your stay, you'll discover that it's impossible to get bored in this city, blessed with a rich and varied heritage.
Start with the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, now a museum. This site not only tells the story of the Emperor, but also that of his family. The rooms, with period furniture, will immerse you in the atmosphere of the 18th century, allowing you to better understand the exceptional life of this historic personality.
After a journey through history, stroll along Port Tino-Rossi. Day and night, this marina comes to life as sail boats, fishing boats and luxury yachts rub shoulders. Take advantage of it to enjoy an ice-cream or sip on a glass of wine in front of the sea, while admiring the never-ending ballet of boats.
A baroque jewel of the city centre, this cathedral – built in the 16th century – is home to some real treasures, including a painting representing the Virgin Mary, attributed to Delacroix. Its organs, marble high altar and majestic vaults make it a must-see for lovers of architecture.
Located in the heart of the city, Saint-François beach offers an ideal place of relaxation. Its calm, crystal-clear waters invite visitors to take a tip, while its proximity to the shops allows them to fully enjoy local flavours, such as brocciu beignet fritters or canistrelli.
For full immersion in the local culture, visit the Ajaccio market, an unmissable activity in Southern Corsica. The colourful stalls are packed full of fresh products: Corsican charcuterie, cheeses, and sun-soaked fruits and vegetables. This is your chance to try all the flavours of the island and speak with local producers.
Off the coast of Ajaccio, the Sanguinaire Islands form a wild and preserved archipelago. A boat outing allows you to approach these red rocks, emerging proudly from the sea. At sunset, they take on a scarlet tone, offering up a truly sumptuous spectacle.
Right beside your residence, you can try your hand out at snorkelling and scuba diving – the chance to observe the magnificent seabeds of this region.
For nature fans, the ridge trail offers panoramic views of the bay of Ajaccio and the Corsican mountains. This hike, accessible to all, is the chance to discover typical regional fauna and flora, while enjoying a magnificent landscape.
Ajaccio, nicknamed the imperial city, is an unmissable stop-over on this Mediterranean island. Bars and restaurants line the port, with a spring or summer atmosphere, this truly is the tourist lung of Corsica – harmoniously bringing together history, culture and natural landscapes. During your stay, you'll discover that it's impossible to get bored in this city, blessed with a rich and varied heritage.
Start with the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, now a museum. This site not only tells the story of the Emperor, but also that of his family. The rooms, with period furniture, will immerse you in the atmosphere of the 18th century, allowing you to better understand the exceptional life of this historic personality.
After a journey through history, stroll along Port Tino-Rossi. Day and night, this marina comes to life as sail boats, fishing boats and luxury yachts rub shoulders. Take advantage of it to enjoy an ice-cream or sip on a glass of wine in front of the sea, while admiring the never-ending ballet of boats.
A baroque jewel of the city centre, this cathedral – built in the 16th century – is home to some real treasures, including a painting representing the Virgin Mary, attributed to Delacroix. Its organs, marble high altar and majestic vaults make it a must-see for lovers of architecture.
Located in the heart of the city, Saint-François beach offers an ideal place of relaxation. Its calm, crystal-clear waters invite visitors to take a tip, while its proximity to the shops allows them to fully enjoy local flavours, such as brocciu beignet fritters or canistrelli.
For full immersion in the local culture, visit the Ajaccio market, an unmissable activity in Southern Corsica. The colourful stalls are packed full of fresh products: Corsican charcuterie, cheeses, and sun-soaked fruits and vegetables. This is your chance to try all the flavours of the island and speak with local producers.
Off the coast of Ajaccio, the Sanguinaire Islands form a wild and preserved archipelago. A boat outing allows you to approach these red rocks, emerging proudly from the sea. At sunset, they take on a scarlet tone, offering up a truly sumptuous spectacle.
Right beside your residence, you can try your hand out at snorkelling and scuba diving – the chance to observe the magnificent seabeds of this region.
For nature fans, the ridge trail offers panoramic views of the bay of Ajaccio and the Corsican mountains. This hike, accessible to all, is the chance to discover typical regional fauna and flora, while enjoying a magnificent landscape.
INLAND ACTIVITIES IN SOUTHERN CORSICA
ALTA ROCCA
This mountain range is a paradise for hikers. Various routes snake through oak and pine forests, following refreshing rivers and offering breath-taking viewpoints. The village of Zonza, with its stone houses and narrow alleys, is the perfect starting point for various hikes.
AIGUILLES DE BAVELLA
Overlooking the Ospedale valley, this granite mountain range is recognisable for its sharp peaks and its black-pine forest. The most adventurous travellers can try their hand at climbing or canyoning, while others will prefer a simple hike to admire these mountains sculpted by the elements.
BONIFACIO CITADEL
Perched on high, white-limestone cliffs, this thousand-year-old citadel offers unbeatable views over the Mediterranean Sea and Sardinia. As you stroll around its cobbled alleys, you'll discover a rich history, houses packed with memories and impressive fortifications. Don't forget to visit the King of Aragon's staircase, carved into the cliff itself.
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