Getting around by train Corsica

The micheline makes its way from Bastia to Ajaccio and from Bastia to Calvi at a speed that's not at all what you'd expect from this means of transport! The Corsican train serves the interior of the island with the Bastia-Ajaccio line, which takes in unexpected tunnels through sublime landscapes. It also links Balagne with other micro-regions, and provides students at Corte university with a free means of transport.

The main line crosses the whole island, from Ajaccio to Bastia, passing by Corte. A variant at Ponte Leccia leads to Calvi, passing by Ile-Rousse. From Bocognano to Corte, the route is magnificent, crossing inaccessible landscapes with numerous engineering structures and tunnels. There are five daily round trips between Ajaccio and Bastia, from Monday to Saturday, and two on Sunday. You will benefit from unobstructed views to apprehend the island's panorama!

The tourist train nicknamed "the metro of the beaches" runs between L'Ile-Rousse and Calvi with four return trips per day from Monday to Saturday. The train also runs to Corte, with a return trip in the morning and a Calvi-Ponte Leccia connection every afternoon. Between L'Ile-Rousse and Calvi, the line winds along the creeks and beaches, offering you a breathtaking view! All you have to do is raise your hand to get on this ancient micheline.

The tourist train nicknamed "the beach train" runs between Calvi and L'Île-Rousse, with five round trips a day from Monday to Sunday. Between L'Île-Rousse and Calvi, the line winds along creeks and beaches, and all you have to do is raise your hand to board this antique Micheline. The arrival is always spectacular, as the train drops you off right on the beach. It also runs to Bastia and Ajaccio, with a change at Ponte-Leccia.