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Corsica car hire tips

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    Where to pick up your car

    There are over 21 car hire locations in Corsica, and the most popular location is Ajaccio Airport (on the west coast of the island).

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    Top car rental brands

    The most popular car rental brands in Corsica are Europcar, Avis, Hertz, Alamo and Citer.

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    Euro (EUR)


  • Average temperatures

    Warmest month: July (22°C)
    Coldest month: January (8°C)

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Hire a car in Corsica

Corsica is an all-in-one island break for those seeking gorgeous scenery, food and climate.

With its crescent beaches, diverse landscape and hilltop villages, the island combines the best aspects of a Mediterranean escape. Although the island has been part of France for over 200 years, it has its retained its own identity and culture, which you can’t miss.

Whether travelling with the family, adventuring with friends or exploring solo, Corsica readily awaits.

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Tourist tips

Best time to visit
With gloriously hot summer weather, Corsica sees an overwhelming number of tourists during July and August. Book your car rental and accommodation well ahead if you visit then. Travel on the shoulder months, in the spring or autumn for smaller crowds and stretches of beach to yourself.

Language
The official language of Corsica is French, however, a small percentage of the population speaks Corsican. English is understood in the touristy areas, but not widely outside of that.

Food
A mix of French and Italian influences plus a dash of its own character, Corsican cuisine is a well balanced delicacy. Your list of must-trys should include brocciu – a soft mozzarella cheese made from ewe’s milk, and civet de sanglier – a stew of boar, vegetables chestnuts and red wine.

Water
The water that runs out of Corsica’s taps is excellent quality, as it comes from the mountain streams. So, don’t waste money on bottled water.

Driving tips

Frequently asked question Answer
Most popular place to hire a car in Corsica 1. Bastia
2.Ajaccio
3.Figari
Most popular rental length Seven days
Most popular month to rent a car August, where a hire car costs on average £30.90 per day
Cheapest month / most expensive month Average cost per day of car hire in Corsica*
October £19.50
August £30.90

(*based on a 7+day rental)

Be aware that the island experiences several microclimates, so although you may start your journey in the sunshine, you could end up passing through fog and rain.

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The ultimate Corsica road trip


  • Ajaccio Airport AJA

    Ajaccio Airport serves as the main airport on the island.


  • Car hire pick up point

    Car hire desks are located within a separate building across from the main airport terminal.


  • Piana

    The drives around this pretty village are some of the most stunning on the island, as sheer pink cliffs appear carved by hand.


  • Calvi

    A town of lovely beaches and historic tales of Christopher Columbus – Corsicans believe he was born here!


  • Saint-Florent

    A popular resort town with a picturesque harbour and 15th century Genoise citadel.


  • Bastia

    The island’s second largest city, slowly explore its old town for an authentic experience.

Wild drives

Cap Corse

The rocky peninsula of Cap Corse, located in the far north of the island, is a mere 25 miles long and its coastal road is the island’s top drive. The road hugs the very edge of the cliffside, winding its way along from one small village to the next.

The route is a challenging, and sometimes terrifying drive, but it rewards with spectacular views. On the East Coast you’ll pass by rolling green hills, while the West Coast will stun you with dramatic cliffs that drop into the sea and hairpin turns.

Start your drive in Bastia and end your road trip in Saint Florent (or vise versa). Although the peninsula is small, it can easily fill a day.