Where to practice an individual sport Corse-Du-Sud

A golf course with the typical course and relief of the extreme south of Corsica. This exceptional 18-hole course has been ranked ^18th by Europe's Elite 1000, ^22nd in Europe's Top 100 Golf Courses, and^5th in France's most beautiful golf courses (Golf Monthly 2009). It also received a 17/20 rating from the Peugeot Guide. Quite a panel! It's definitely been dubbed the "Pebble-Beach of Med", and with good reason! The plus? You can eat on site at lunchtime, enjoying the magnificent view over the golf course.

Starting from the cove of Chevano, this walk follows the peninsula of Bruzzi to Arbitro. Departure from the car park of the Conservatory of Pianottoli-Caldarello. Two options: start by going down to the beach of the cove of Chevano, or take the coastal path. Beautiful views of the islands of Bruzzi, Sardinia, it is lined with creeks with transparent waters. The loop follows the curves of the peninsula up to the beach of Arbitro, then returns to the car park.

This path leads to the Capo Rosso peninsula. Take the path on the right, pass the ruined sheepfolds of "Paghiadie". Your steps will then lead you to a tiled sheepfold at the end of the peninsula. Pass then through a beautiful corridor between rocks and greenery. You reach the watchtower (40 minutes). It is recommended to leave early in the morning, to bring water (non-existent on this route) and a hat as there is no shade.

This short, half-hour walk starts on the D84 north-east of the village of Evisa, on the left-hand side of the road. The Aïtone torrent cascades down and in places forms natural pools, where the less chilly can try a swim. This hike can be extended with the Châtaignier interpretation trail (allow 4 hours). A place not to be missed, just for the pleasure of your eyes. Beware, however, of wild pigs in search of food, who may come and rummage through your bags!

The mule track, which starts from Evisa at an altitude of 850 m, goes down along the very wooded gorges. It is marked out by no less than 25 panels or lecterns explaining the fauna, the flora, the construction of a mule yard and the making of a Genoese bridge. It is above all a cultural, didactic and easy stroll. The trail ends at the Genoese bridges Zaglia and Ponte Vecchju, classified as Historical Monuments. A picnic stop is essential to enjoy the place.

To admire the beauty of the Sanguinaires islands, head for the vast site of La Parata and follow the path that starts near a small chapel on the route des Sanguinaires. You'll walk along a small path overlooking the sea. At every turn, spectacular views of the Sanguinaires and the cove of Minaccia are revealed. The walk ends on the magnificent beach of Capo di Feno, where it's advisable to remain vigilant against the waves. You can also go in search of the shells known as "Sainte-Lucie" eyes!

The first twenty minutes of this hike offer a more athletic portion, but don't worry: as soon as you approach the pine forest and stream, the pace becomes more moderate. At the crossroads, initially follow the red-green markings towards the rocky lookout. Then head towards Piana, along a wide path leading to an imposing dry-stone retaining wall, known as the sentier des Muletiers.

A nice little walk shaded by pine trees, with no major difficulty, in which you start from the Cannone fountain, next to the Bavella pass hostel, marked Tafonu di u Cumpuleddu (the sheep pen in Corsican language). Bring a good pair of shoes and follow the path perfectly marked in red and orange. This hole of 8 meters in diameter is the work of tectonics and the alteration of the tafonis. A little climbing in the rocks at the arrival for this typical curiosity of the Corsican landscape!

Beginning at the foot of the Campo Moro tower, the south-western coastline is undoubtedly the best protected in Corsica, with three outstanding trails: the chemin de la tour, the tour et i Pozzi loop, and the Punta Bianca. A day's walk will take you all the way from Belvedere to Tizzano. To make it easier to explore these areas, the Conservatoire du Littoral has converted the Sénétosa lighthouse into a comfortable gîte for hikers, open in season.

The emblematic Pierrot, a former dynamic, still holds the reins of this timeless place at an altitude of 1,260 m. Nestled in the heart of magnificent and preserved landscapes, in an authentic mountain setting, it is the ideal place to spend two or three very pleasant days, in the new guest rooms, or in the gîte d'étape. A la carte program, full board, horseback riding, or half board. Of course, reservations are required. A rustic and typical place, close to the Coscionu plateau, which is waiting for you.

The Bavella Alte Cime Freeride Bike Park team is on hand to provide you with a range of 28 downhill enduro DH trails, from green to black (with jumps and banked turns). In a wildly beautiful, typically Corsican setting at the foot of the Aiguilles de Bavella and in a majestic forest, a great opportunity to experience cycling: downhill mountain biking, cross-country, enduro, come and discover them with guidance or on your own, with or without a lift. There's also a Mini Bike Park for children aged 3 and over, dedicated to learning to ride a mountain bike!

On the heights of Ajaccio, Jean-Roch welcomes you on the biggest adventure course in Corsica. 17 courses and 198 workshops to lift you up in the heart of a pine forest, with a panoramic view of the Gulf of Ajaccio. The road is a bit long to get there, but on the spot, you will spend a whole day there with a shaded picnic area and undergrowth in the surroundings to take a nap. Since last year a course of 13 zip lines for great sensations.

Ajaccio offers many opportunities for track and field enthusiasts thanks to ASPTT Ajaccio Athlétisme. ASPTT Ajaccio Athlétisme offers the city's residents and visitors the chance to practice athletics in a dynamic and friendly environment.

A STALLA invites you to discover the charming village of Soccia on a picturesque day trip on a donkey, pony or mule. This activity is suitable for children aged 3 and over, as well as adults. Discover the magnificent Lake Crena or set off on a longer adventure exploring the lakes of Crena, Goria, Ninu, Melo and Capitello from Soccia. You'll spend the night in a sheepfold or refuge, and have the chance to swim in natural pools. In short, an unforgettable experience in the heart of nature.

Discover Corsica differently! On the road to Bavella, Corsica Forest welcomes you and offers a range of outdoor activities. Sporty or playful canyoning, free-riding in the Bavella massif and, for families, water rides accessible to children aged 6 and over. Here, unlike canyoning courses, there are no compulsory technical passages. The turquoise waters and pink granite boulders provide an idyllic setting for this activity! We love the different levels of difficulty to suit everyone.

The federation's website provides information on hunting and hunting practices in the department, as well as on the evolution of hunting legislation, from decrees to laws and petitions. Hunting is an important activity in Corsica, contributing to the island's social, cultural and economic wealth, as well as to the management of the natural environment. The federation wishes to inform and dialogue with hunters, but also with all Internet users, whether they are educated or opposed to hunting. In this way, it hopes to raise the profile and recognition of hunting in Corsica. Contact details for the Fédération Départementale des Chasseurs de la Corse-du-Sud are as follows: Résidence les Lacs - Avenue du Mont Thabor, 20090 Ajaccio. Telephone: 04.95.23.16.91. Fax: 04.95.20.24.48.

The starting point for this hike is the Scalella pass, at an altitude of 1,193 metres. From the pass, head east for about 1 hour 30 minutes, then take the path up to the pozzine (peat bogs). Allow around 2 hours 30 minutes to reach this area. For the more adventurous, it's possible to extend the hike to Lac de Bracca, the source of the U Prunelli river, culminating at 1,777 meters above sea level. However, this variant is more difficult and requires good orientation.

This easy hike early Soccia takes you to the Lake Créno. It alternates between the landscapes of rocks, ponds and forest, enough to entertain time to face the ascent. Your efforts will be rewarded, because at over 1300 feet high, the air is pure and always nice views. You will also pass sheepfolds before reaching the Lake Créno. Despite the high, the vegetation is abundant here and you can can be observed carnivorous plants (droseras) that have taken up residence here. From here, you can turn around or to extend a ride to the bergeries de Livru.

Price: free.

Duration: 2:00.

Problem: way.

Change in altitude: 500 metres away. A thing for children: go hiking donkey!

Julie Michel, a mountain guide in Corsica, offers a range of activities including full-day and half-day hikes, treasure hunts, joëlette excursions, discovering rock shelters, ridges and secret tunnels, botanical hikes, as well as 2-3 day stays such as crossing the Cuscionu or exploring the GR20. She also organizes snowshoe outings in winter. On request, Julie can take care of the complete organization of your stay, including accommodation, catering and travel arrangements.

Another way to discover the South Corsica and its landscapes. An outing of 2 or 4 hours, more for the adventurous, between sea and mountain, in the company of a guide with a state diploma and great experience. Eric or Jean-Pierre will accompany you on a mountain bike trip with electric assistance, to discover the authentic Corsica, its wild seaside, along little frequented coastal paths. They will share their love for their region through group outings scheduled from Muratello, or personalized according to your desires.

We join the valley of Prunelli by the pretty site of Eccica-Suarella. It is from Ocana that the true Corsican mountain begins. The pass of Mercuju is an extraordinary point of view which reveals, from the belvedere at the end of the road, a whole region of uneven reliefs. A little further on, before reaching Tolla, there is a path on the right that leads to the lake. From this point you can reach the Prunelli Gorge along a narrow and winding road.

A wild and soft region at a time, the land is again being maintained and rather green, to narrow roads, to the pretty villages typical, between mountain and countryside, with, here and there, looking up at 180 degrees, towards the Gulf. Below Vico, the Cruzzinu River reaches the Liamone River and a little-known mountainous region. This is a pity because the wild landscapes are varied, green and picturesque and attractive villages. The micro area abounds in the trails of the star-shaped countries around each village, along with walks, orientation tables, fountains, waterfalls, coves, including the Muna. The Cruzzinu Valley: You can access it via the D 125 by passing through Casaglione. We go back to the river U Cruzzinu, coming from Du, to Rezza, a small village buried in the middle of pine trees where you find the information house of the Regional natural park of Corsica in a remarkable building containing a water mill, further away, the three beautiful rural gîtes U Tretorre of Jean-Pierre Giordani and since this year a communal restaurant A Sulana. The D 104 goes to Pastricciola and then Frasseto, and that's where you catch the Mare e Mare Nord trail that joins the GR 20 at the Col d'Oreccia near the Monte d'Oro. Panorama of the Forêt forest. The exit of the valley can be done by the Col de Tartavello and then Vero, to reach the Gravona Valley and the RN 198. The micro area abounds in the trails of the star-shaped countries around each village, along with walks, orientation tables, fountains, waterfalls, coves, including the Calanques. On Rezza, an original orientation circuit that allows you to discover the heritage, the environment, the legends and beliefs that make the valley rich.

Mountain bike rental at the Chalet to allow you to reach the forest trails to Lake Tolla where you will be picked up in the evening and driven back to your car among other possibilities of roads and paths. Helmets provided and bicycles in male, female and child size. The pleasure of the descent without the worry of pedalling for the ascent!

A specialist in guided residence in Corsica, in Corsica, Corsica Natura organises active stays for individuals, groups and travel agencies. So, whatever your level, age, individual, friends or family, Corsica Natura offers you day-to-day activities or short stays adapted to your wishes. Hiking, snowshoes, mountain biking, canyon and adventure park.

A small structure that offers the biggest adventure course in Corsica with 17 courses and 198 workshops in Vero, a via ferrata in Tolla, canyoning trips in the Richiusa, in the Ziocu, and the Verghellu, water hiking for the youngest or the less sporty, hiking, snowshoeing trips in winter and climbing under the supervision of state-certified professionals. Organisation of sports and cultural seminars, in various disciplines, in the mountains (hiking, climbing, canyoning, mountain biking, obstacle courses...) or at sea (sea kayaking, excursions...) and fun activities (treasure hunts, orienteering, obstacle courses...).

Le Ranch de Sagone is dedicated to horse and riding enthusiasts in Corsica. Discover an unusual space, decorated with a western theme. Under the guidance of Floriane de Bermond Gaffory, who holds a BPJEPS Western diploma, you can discover the joys of western riding and perfect your technique. Lessons are open to riders aged 3 and over. The center also breeds Quarter Horse, Paint Horse and Corse horses, and offers boarding, breaking-in and training services. LE RANCH is the ideal place to immerse yourself in the world of horses.

The horse farm offers one hour to three hours stroll around the bay and the Genoese towers of Ominia, Orchinu to the beach of Arone or an original experience of swimming on horseback. It welcomes both beginners and experienced riders. Children from 6 years-old can ride ponies for a baptism.

The fishing federation in Corsica consists of 26 associations for fishing and the protection of the aquatic environment (AAPPMA), completely réciprocitaires, the departments of southern Corsica and Haute-Corse. Chaired by Antoine Battestini, she has approximately 5 000 members. In the case of freshwater Fauna in Corsica, 32 species can be retained, 20 of which are recent introduction and four of which benefit from protective measures: trout, pike, shad and stream blennie. The 45 lakes of altitude, rich in fario trout, are filled with torrents that sink from the sink into the sink, between fragrant aulnes, flamboyant beech trees and the sumptuous Lariccio pines to assagir and become rivers with crystal-clear, crystal-clear waters.

This riding school offers courses and training courses, from initiation to competition. Baptisms start from the age of 2 years. Also, hourly, half-day or full-day walks are organized and will allow you to explore the maquis and the beach from April onwards. Equestrian equipment is available in their shop.

Horse riding in the scrubland or on the beach is also available, with rates ranging from 35 euros an hour for the scrubland to 40 euros an hour for the beach. The equestrian center also offers boarding for horse owners, with rates defined in the contracts. Gallop preparation courses are also organized.

A fresh wind breathes on the Sartenais thanks to the arrival of Antoine Martin-Cochet, young professional of the mountain. To get out of the beaten trails and discover atypical circuits, this accompanist offers all the public its 7 symbolic trips between sea and mountain. In small groups, you will enjoy trips to Senetosa, Pozzi, Bavella, Campomoro, L 'Omu di Cagna and many other surprises from 7 to 77 years.

Located in Sartène, South Corsica, Domaine de Croccano is a picturesque guesthouse set in an 18th-century house. Nestled in the heart of a 10-hectare rural estate, it offers a peaceful, relaxing setting. Just 4.1 km from the Departmental Museum of Corsican Prehistory and Archaeology, and 16.9 km from the seaside town of Propriano, it is ideally located for exploring the region. The Domaine de Croccano offers three cosy rooms for up to five people. Some rooms feature exposed stone walls and rustic wooden beams. All rooms have en suite bathrooms, air conditioning and Wi-Fi access. A four-person self-catering cottage is also available. Breakfast is included in the room rate. The establishment also offers picnic areas in season, a covered terrace, horse-riding lessons and hiking. Hygiene and cleaning measures are strictly observed to ensure the safety of all. Domaine de Croccano offers an authentic and relaxing stay in the heart of Corsican nature.

The far south is the preferred territory of Country Horse, a equestrian tourism centre in the Porto-Vecchio region. Two hikes of 6 days are planned: Cap on Bonifacio and Alta Rocca (sea and mountain). It is also possible to create a custom hike when there are at least four participants.

Crossfit is a method of physical preparation, a development tool, a desire to take care of oneself. Far from traditional and solitary training methods, crossfit is first and foremost a team spirit, yet at the service of the individual's progress. All courses are 100% coached to guide you according to your level, in safe and secure steps towards your personal objectives. Cardio, gym, weightlifting, posture work, swimming, work also takes into account nutrition towards a progress that naturally benefits your health and well-being on a daily basis. Crossfit is suitable for everyone from 5 years old whatever your level of fitness including pregnant women, disabled, autistic, you will see your efforts crowned with success, because Laurent and his team are real enthusiasts. Take advantage of your holiday to try it with the per session rates.

Opposite the San-Giorgio church, you'll find the footpaths for visiting the Alta Rocca, including the one to Serra, which is fairly short and very pretty. About 1.5 km downhill towards Zonza, on the left, a path leads to the refuge d'Asinao, catching up with the famous GR20 trail. The whole of the Alta Rocca massif is criss-crossed by a multitude of well-marked footpaths, ranging from short strolls to long-distance hiking trails. Don't forget to check the weather forecast before you go!

Baracci Natura is a small, friendly structure staffed by state-certified professionals. The adventure park has five different courses for different ages (the baby course is accessible from age 2!). Canyoning lasts two hours and is open to anyone aged 7 and over. The via ferrata, accessible from age 9, takes you through an extraordinary landscape overlooking the Gulf of Valinco, with monkey bridges, rungs, abseiling and climbing. The ten Tyrolean traverses provide an hour and a half of thrills and spills above the Baracci canyon.

A center for horseback rides and excursions to enjoy the beauty of magnificent landscapes, under the expert guidance of passionate riders. Discover the sumptuous beaches, wild coves and bays of Roccapina, Conca, Murtoli or Campomoro, as well as the scrubland, abandoned villages and strange sites of Cauria. One-week raids on request, and even accommodation and an excellent farm table available. Cavadda di Santu Pultru is on the road from Sartène to Tizzano, in the midst of sublime nature.

Take the D70 up to the Col de Sevi. About 1.5 km from the top of the pass, there's a footpath to Marignana, part of the Solenzara-Cargèse route, which links up with the Spelunca Gorge trail. With a detailed map, you can also pass through the abandoned village of Tasso on your way to Marignana (where you join the Mare è Monti trail). From the pass, descend to Cristinacce and rejoin the D84. Typical of inland Corsica.

Following the Rizzanese river, take the D69 to the old Spin'a Cavallu bridge. Following the Départementale 65 eastwards, a road takes you to the Foce belvedere and its beautiful viewpoint over the plain. 8 kilometers south of Sartène from Gianuccio, a footpath leads you through the maquis. You then cross a stream, a ridge and the locality of Bocca di Favalettu to arrive at this huge, smooth rock emerging from a mass of granite boulders... Panoramic view of Valinco, Figari Bay to the south and Alta-Rocca. Towards Serraggia, you'll reach the Rocher du Lion (Lion Rock) on the Cap de Roccapina, where you can perhaps (probably!) take a swim. Then take the path to the right of Le Lion, facing the sea, and after a short 3-kilometre walk, you'll arrive at some divine, secluded coves! The Ortolo beach unfurls its miles of desert before you, then you can admire the Murtoli estate with its sheepfolds and luxury homes, as well as the forgotten Senetosa lighthouse. You can also climb up to the Lion Tower at Roccapina, which offers an absolutely magnificent panorama in the midst of unspoilt nature. Finally, in the Propriano area, of course, is the town of Sartène, with its prehistoric site, the menhirs of Filitosa and the oil mills of the upper Ortolo valley, not to be missed.

From Murzo on the Guagno road coming from Vico, turn right towards Rosazia. Continue on to Salice, then, just before the first hamlet, take a path on the left to the Ancone waterfall. You'll come to Azzana, a lovely village in a beautiful natural setting, overlooking the Cruzzini valley and facing the other side. We admire an old ochre church with an old bell tower from another era. On to Rezza and the valley road.

Riding school all year round, the CLG Ranch also organizes: garden rides for children from 3 years old, one or two hour rides accessible to all levels between forest and scrubland from 5 years old and 3 hours or a day ride according to your level (on the heights of Sagone, panoramic and shaded varied circuit). The offer is varied and you can even do the original "cowboy" outing to sort the cattle (once a week). The club house allows you to rest and change on site. A professional team to welcome you!

As with many hikes in Corsica, your walk begins in the magnificent maquis. Departing from Ste Lucie de Tallano, you cross the Rizzanese forest in timeless landscapes, stop off at the ^12th-century chapel, and wind your way along this 56-kilometer waterway. The Rizzanese, a magnificent river, rises from Monte Incudine at 2,100 m and surges through the massif, slowly descending towards the Gulf of Valinco, ending its course at Propriano.

Listed as a historical monument and then bought by the Conservatoire du Littoral, the Omigna tower is a beautiful walk north of the village of Cargèse. From the beach of Pero, walk along the road until you reach the metal gate on your left. Always follow the dirt path to the famous building. The point offers a 360° view, from Capu Rosso to Capu di Fenu. Go back to Cargèse; in all, you will have walked for only 2 hours!

This hike offers superb views of the valley, the mountain of Cagna, the granite chaos and the maquis. It is imperative to bring a water reserve. The path is marked with cairns (small piles of rocks) and yellow markers, but it is better to bring a map! After an hour's walk, an impressive imbroglio of rocks appears, topped by a few lodgepole pines and green oaks. A second plateau, covered with tree heathers and bristling with astonishing granite shapes, is reached after an hour and a half of walking.

The small village of Tassu was formerly the meeting point of the trade routes of these villages. The old village can be reached from a path that starts near the Ustaria di a Rota. The itinerary is a section of the Mare e Monti path (orange markings). You will appreciate the beautiful restored chapel and the bathing area below the Tassu, which is less crowded than the overcrowded Aitone swimming pool, even polluted in summer.