For your next vacation in Corsica in November: here are the 3 things to do

It is always worth visiting the island of beauty. Also in autumn. And if you’re wondering what to do in Corsica in November, know that this month is recommended especially for these five different types of holiday.

1. Motorcycle

Corsica will delight all the centaurs. The island, in fact, provides winding roads, absolutely fun to ride, and enriched by landscapes that will leave you speechless. The best areas of the island to discover on your two wheels are the so-called “Corsica finger” (the peninsula which is located in the north) and the Agriates desert.

2. In the mountains

Monte Grosso, Monte Cinto, Monte d’Oro, Paglia Orba, Monte Renoso, Monte Rotondo: these are the main mountains of Corsica. And each of them is crossed by paths of varying difficulty. If, then, you really want to test athletic preparation and endurance, there is always the GR20, which runs through Corsica from Calenzana to Conca.

3. In the city

November could be the ideal time to try a sort of suggestive tour of the cities of Corsica to visit: places like Ajaccio, Bonifacio and Bastia, just to mention the main ones, have a lot to offer in terms of history, art, culture and entertainment.

The climate

Are you afraid that at this time of year you may find adverse weather conditions? As an answer, we suggest you look at the photo above: it portrays Ajaccio at the beginning of November. An example to tell you that in the first half of this month you can still find optimal climatic conditions (obviously, the closer you get to December, the lower the temperatures are and the risk of rain increases).

Ferries

Even in November, the ferries to Corsica will give you the opportunity to reach this beautiful island. Although the frequency of departures is relatively less than the summer, you can still choose between different options well distributed throughout the day. In addition, (particularly not insignificant), you can take advantage of much cheaper prices.

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