Sports and leisure activities Ghisonaccia

On the beach at Vignale, Philippe Martinez offers holidaymakers in search of something to do, a range of water and land-based activities: jet-skiing for outings or rentals supervised by an instructor, water-skiing, ski-bus, pedal-boat, catamaran, discovery of the Urbino pond (oyster farming) and the Piana marshes, and even quad-biking accompanied by a guide for a two-hour ride along farm tracks and paths opened exclusively for Fun Orizonte... This professional establishment is accredited by the DRAJES.

Established 20 years ago, the association is ideally located on the eastern plain between the sea and the mountains. Managed by Jocelyne Jamis, an equestrian tourism guide since 1993, the association is accredited by the Fédération Française d'Équitation. The association has two clubhouses: one in the commune of Prunelli di Fium'orbu in winter, the other in the commune of Ghisonaccia in summer. The latter allows you to take advantage of the fine weather to ride your horse along the beach and breathe in the fresh regional air.

Adjacent to the beach at Pigna, the Ghisonaccia center is one of the only ultralight schools in Corsica. Managed by Alain Quilici and co-supervised by Nicolas Duriani, the school offers glider pilots the chance to discover gliding, as well as to take the ULM Pilot's Certificate during the summer or throughout the year. Recently, a free, comfortable camping area, complete with dining area and barbecue shelter, has been set up for summer pilots. Perfect for a perfect first flight!

Contrary to popular belief, the history of this airfield didn't begin during the Second World War, when Corsica was renamed "USS Corsica" by the Americans. It was born with the aviation of the Front Populaire. It's a civilian airfield, restricted to Corsican-based and state aircraft. It is also used for aeronautical training, air sports, tourism and certain short-haul services.

A native of the region, Stéphane Colombani offers exceptional hiking programs for all levels. Departing from Ghisonaccia and Solenzara, you'll discover the Renosu, Fiumorbu and Bavella massifs. Set off in a group for a day with your spuntinu (Corsican snack), an integral part of mountain culture. In winter, put on your snowshoes and travel the snow-covered slopes of Corsica's mountains, accompanied by a dynamic team of mountain guides. A great way to visit the region!