near Porto-Vecchio on the island of Corsica, which sits about 106 miles off the country's southern coast. Stretching over a ...

I’m here in Corsica’s extreme south to dive, unwind and seek out the softest, sandiest beaches. For years I’ve been tempted to come to this mountainous island southeast of the French ...

But where’s the country’s best beach? According to Tripadvisor reviews, France’s best beach is in Corsica, a Mediterranean island sandwiched between France and Italy. Plage de Palombaggia is ...

To help you with your search, U.S. News considered sights, reputation and traveler sentiment to bring you the Best Beaches in France ... the island of Corsica boasts 620 miles of Mediterranean ...

Corsica is an island of the southern coast of France in the Mediterranean sea. It has many beaches worth visiting, not least of which is Plage de Palombaggia. The water is blue and warm ...

Benefitting from an envious location, the French island of Corsica boasts crystalline waters, over a thousand kilometres of white, fine sand beaches and unique Mediterranean landscapes.

This little-known corner of France can be found situated ... drive from Bastia as the route avoids Corsica's rugged and mountainous interior. Palombaggia Beach is gorgeous enough that several ...

Despite its popularity as a tourist destination, Corsica retains an unspoiled feel, with protected nature reserves and remote beaches offering tourists a quiet retreat from mainland France.

IF you're unsure whether to head to France or Italy for your next holiday, this Mediterranean island might be the answer. In Corsica, you'll find more than 200 beaches and the perfect blend of ...