Self-Guided Cycling Tours & Trips in Corsica

Cycle Cap Corse's coastline from Centuri to Saint-Florent, riding mountain roads with Tyrrhenian Sea views and stopping in the hillside village of Albo. The route offers moderate cycling stages with optional e-bike upgrades so you can tackle steep gradients at your own pace, staying in 3-star hotels with breakfasts included.

This self-guided loop takes strong cyclists around the whole island, from coastal spins along Balagne's northwest beaches to hard mountain passes like the 2,250 m climb on Day 6. Ride through historic Corte (home to the island's university), past natural springs in Castagniccia, and watch for Milan Royal birds in Verde forest with full GPS backup.

Tackle the new GT20 Grande Traversée cycling route across Corsica's varied terrain, from Mediterranean coastlines to mountain passes. Ride through Porto's Gulf landscapes, navigate the winding roads past Piana's red granite formations, and climb to Calacuccia in the mountainous interior, with hybrid, e-bike, or road bike options available.

This self-guided cycling trip lets you set your own pace as you ride through Corsica's diverse terrain, from coastal roads to mountain passes. You'll cycle independently along routes that connect villages like Nonza and Erbalunga on Cap Corse, then head inland toward areas near the Restonica Valley and around Corte. The tour includes detailed route maps for rides to beaches near Porto-Vecchio and through sections of the island's maquis-covered hills.

You'll pedal 221 km around Cap Corse at your own pace, cycling through coastal villages like Erbalunga and Nonza with its black sand beach and old Genoese tower ruins. The route climbs 536 meters up Col de Teghime where you'll get great views of the Gulf of Saint-Florent and the Désert des Agriates, then rolls down through Patrimonio's vineyard hills.

This 8-day self-guided ride takes you from Bastia to Ajaccio with GPS tracks and detailed roadbooks, cycling between 31-78 km each day while your luggage gets transferred and local phone support is available. You'll ride through the Désert des Agriates' wild scrubland, past Partinello and Curzu villages, with an optional longer 85 km Cap Corse route via Col de Santa Lucia at 381m. Travel at your own speed with chances to detour for beaches at Bay of Lava, wine stops in Patrimonio, and visits to the Îles Sanguinaires or Tino Rossi harbor in Ajaccio.

This self-guided cycling route has demanding terrain with 2895m of elevation gain on Day 6 from Porto to Corte through the Aïtone Forest. You'll tackle four challenging mountain passes including Col de la Serra and Col de Sevi at 1101m altitude. Detailed roadbooks come via smartphone app and you'll have local telephone support throughout your trip.

Navigate independently with comprehensive maps and GPS tracks through 14 stages ranging from 35 to 80 km, choosing between shorter coastal routes or challenging mountain alternatives. Cycle from Bastia's Place St. Nicolas through the Spelunca gorge to Evisa, then descend through Valdo Niello forest.