Campo di Liccia

There’s a pool on parc along with an aquagym, solarium and plenty of splashy games. There’s also a separate pool for toddlers.

There’s a nice restaurant-bar complex with terraces for both shade and sun here, serving steaks, salads, local specialities such as Bonifacio-style aubergine, and of course, pizzas and burgers. You’ll enjoy lovely, relaxed evenings here too, with a cool drink and perhaps a late night snack.

We’ve gathered together everything you need to know about your parc in one handy place. From what to know before you arrive, to those all -important guidelines to make your stay on parc as smooth as possible. Take a minute to get up to speed on your new summer home.

Padel tennis or regular tennis? Football or boules? Take your pick, there’s a lot of sporty goings on at this brilliant beachside parc.

Corsica has many different faces. Within a 30-minute drive the landscape varies from shimmering bays, seaside cities and busy harbours to soaring mountain ranges, ancient woodlands and hilltop villages.

In the south of the island, it’s all about beach hopping. The area is celebrated for its beautiful beaches, with Pinarellu, Saint Cyprien and Calla Rossa among the best-loved and just a short distance away. Head north and you’ll encounter the rugged terrains of the Alta Rocca range. You can hike, climb and quad bike here – plus it’s only 30 km from the parc!