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Sculpted by the wind and the sea, the Corsican coastline offers extraordinary landscapes and incomparable settings for travellers looking for sea, beautiful beaches and excellent food. Whether you are looking for a cosy rental near the beach or an exclusive property in the surroundings to enjoy some privacy, Ajaccio offers the finest holiday rentals in and around the city as well as along Valinco and the West Coast of Corsica. Valinco is the southernmost bay of the West Coast. The Ajaccio Gulf boasts amazing beaches and Porto or Piana, in the north, are also excellent bases for your holidays in Ajaccio.
A fabulous holiday rental in the capital of CorsicaOverlooking the sea in the mornings or gazing at the horizon in the afternoon or the evening from your terrace or your balcony. Can you think of something better during your holidays in Ajaccio? Enjoy a comfortable stay in cosy holiday rentals near the town centre to enjoy the cultural visits or relax in the garden, by the pool in a more secluded property in the outskirts. Spend some family time in the garden or have a barbecue with friends. The rentals come with all the amenities that will make you feel at home. The lounges are spacious and they invite to share moments with your dearest ones or romantic nights with your other half. Solo travellers can find ideal rentals in town and near the beach with modern decoration and open plan floors. Start creating new memories in Ajaccio!
Holidays in Ajaccio
The area and getting around
Ajaccio is the birthplace of Napoleon. This little corner of the Côte d’Azur brims elegance and sophistication. Stroll along the streets lined with incredible buildings and a lively atmosphere in the pastel-shaded palette of cafés, lovely squares and a trendy promenade to enjoy pleasant walks with the kids, your loved ones or just by yourself. A town ideal for those who enjoy cultural visits but also those who like exploring the surroundings. Afa or Grosseto-Prugna are inland towns to be seen in the middle of nature with plenty of activities to enjoy during your stay.
A fabulous gem in the MediterraneanNapoleon Bonaparte's hometown is hands down one of the most beautiful spots in Corsica. Nestled on a gorgeous bay overlooking the blue waters of the Mediterranean and surrounded by astounding geographical diversity. Beautiful snow-capped mountains until the arrival of spring, verdant valleys, incredible beaches and hilltop villages that time has forgotten. Enjoy 300 days of sunshine a year, discover an impressive heritage, feel the "art de vivre" atmosphere and admire some of the most spectacular sunsets. As the Corsican identity says, you will be in for a treat enjoying the holy trilogy of wine, music and food. Ajaccio makes a good base to visit Marseille, Tolon, Vero, Corte or Calvi.
Travellers and activities
In Corsica there are white and golden sand beaches, secluded bays, pretty coves and pebbly little beaches accessible by boat or on foot. Descend the coastal paths and stumble across incredible stretches of sand or multicoloured sea-molded stones lapped by the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. From blue to turquoise, the waters along the coast will mesmerise you and invite you to take a dip. Marinella is a popular and ideal beach for a day of sunbathing, relaxation and for some water sports. In the centre of Ajaccio, Saint-François is located right across the citadel and it is a very quiet beach. The little archipelago of Îles Sanguinaires, which literally means “bloody islands”, are four red porphyry islands, hence its name, near the port. Here you will have little beaches and clear waters to spend a fabulous day. And for a little paradise, Isolella is a little gem of white sand and the picture-perfect spot for beach lovers. The West Coast of Corsica, not far from Ajaccio boasts a vast array of wonderful beaches including Golfe de Lava, Liscia, Tiuccia or Sangone beach.
Ajaccio for foodiesCorsican food is an explosion of flavours ready to surprise your senses. Although it has the influence of French and Italian cuisine, the island has its own and distinct features regarding food and wine, making their cuisine unique. Locals take their food and drink as a very serious matter. It is common to see them having three-course meals washed down with their wine! High standard restaurants with creative chefs taking inspiration from the land and the sea as well as from the sun-loved fruits. One of the most celebrated recipes is for meat lovers - their succulent Civet de sanglier (Wild boar casserole)! Corsican lamb and the slow-cooked veal with olives will raise your taste buds. Indulge in any dairy products and the ewe's cheese brocciu in particular. Have some oysters, crayfish, red mullet, sea bream or trout. For unique treats, try some smoked ham, black pudding or liver sausage. Finally, the icing on the cake will be the sweet treats including beignets, fiadone or flan a la farine de châtaigne. And the best wines of the island will be the ideal touch to complete a fabulous meal with a white Vermentino, Nielluccio, a Patrimonio red, and several excellent rosé wines.
Did you know Corsicans brew an artisanal beer made of chestnut flour?
Top 5 travel tips in Ajaccio
Located in a beautiful bay, Ajaccio has an incredible historic centre with its cafes, the beachgoers along the promenade and a busy atmosphere as the sun starts to go down. Explore the winding alleys and lanes full of history, with Napoleon’s house, now a museum, a citadel and a palace with a large art collection.
2. Enjoy PorticcioGet on a boat trip and get to know the south, along the coast of Ajaccio. Head to Porticcio, a nice and quiet resort with great eateries and little beaches to have a glorious day basking in the sun, swimming, practising water sports or just taking a refreshing deep into the azure waters.
3. Take a day trip to Golfe de PortoJust a few hours north from Ajaccio, Corsica offers a unique and wonderful UNESCO World Heritage Site. Golfe de Porto is home to the protected Scandola Nature Reserve, a natural setting of outstanding beauty and brimming wildlife and lush green vegetation. Its granite and basalt rock formations stand out and are one of the sights people love the most. If you love being surrounded by nature, you have the possibility of lodging in the Reserve as well! Enjoy walks as you explore the beautiful Nature Reserve.
4. Enjoy a cruise along the coastHead to the port where you will find a large range of cruise companies taking visitors on day-long trips. Admire the coastline and its impressive cliffs and mountain ranges. Sail away with the breeze on your face, enjoy a nice meal at a beachside café, take a deep in one of the coves or rock-pools the captain will take you to and enjoy a whole day of fund under the sun.
5. Engage in water sportsAs we mentioned before, many beaches are ideal for water sports. In some of them you will find companies offering lots of activities including water skiing, SUP, snorkelling, kayaking or diving. They will provide you with the necessary gear. If you want some speed, renting a jet-ski to have some fun or go to a guided tour along the coast, discovering the most stunning coves close to the Gulf of Ajaccio and surroundings.
Information about holiday lettings in Ajaccio
🏡 Holiday lettings available: | 490 properties. |
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💳 Discount available: | up to -43%. |
🌙 Minimum price per night: | from £38. |
⭐ Most popular amenities: | Wi-Fi, air conditioning and balcony. |
🐾 Pet-friendly: | 70 properties. |
🏊 With pool: | 59 properties. |