A specific requirement is in place for journeys to Corsica: passengers must have taken an RT-PCR test 72 hours before departure.
Thus, from Saturday February 6 and until further notice, passengers aged 11 or over wishing to travel to Corsica must present the following two documents upon boarding:
The transport companies will deny boarding to travelers without these two documents (declaration of honor and proof of the RT-PCR test).
This declaration of honor, printed and signed, as well as proof of completion of the test will be required upon boarding by the transport company. Boarding will be refused to travelers without these two documents (declaration of honor and proof of the RT-PCR test).
Declaration of honor to be completed by passengers traveling to Corsica.
In addition to the checks carried out by transport companies upon boarding, checks will continue to be carried out by law enforcement to ensure the proper application of these measures. Consequently, proof of the completion of the RT-PCR test must be kept throughout the stay in Corsica. It is likely to be requested by law enforcement when passengers arrive on the island but also when they return to the mainland.
All testing points are available at https://sante.fr
Are you planning a stay in Corsica? We want you to know that our destination has committed toimplementing the Safe Corsica brand, created by the Corsican Tourist Agency. For months, Tourist Offices, accommodation providers, sea transport operators, airlines and providers of outdoor and water-based activities, have worked hard to put in place all the necessary measures to ensure that you can enjoy peace of mind during your stay in Corsica.
Find here the companies that already benefit from the Safe Corsica brand.
All sea transport operators and airlines are working hard to put measures in place to ensure the health safety of their clients and staff
Explore the health measures put in place by our partners
Air Corsica – Air France – Corsica Linea – Corsica Ferries –
Hospitality professionals in Corsica are committed to following a strict health protocol:
· establishing fixed arrival times
· requiring all reservations to be made online
· wearing masks and/or face shields
· making hand-sanitising gel available
· preventing contact among clients
· promoting contactless payment
· limiting the use of public sanitary facilities
· making disinfectant supplies available to users
You can find all the specific health measures and services offered by the providers in the section MY HEBERGEMENT .
Fancy a hike during your stay? If going out with others, make sure your group doesn’t exceed 10 people, including your guide if on a guided hike.
For cycling and mountain bike trips, there is no limit on participant numbers except for long-distance mountain bike trips, which must be limited to 12 participants plus a guide
Click here for all other provisions put in place by activity: outdoor activities in Corsica
The worsening of the health situation on the continent, particularly in the main points of departure to Corsica (Marseille, Nice, etc.), and the threat that the variants pose to the health system, have led the prefect of Corsica and the Director General of the ARS of Corsica to ask the government...
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