The Col de Bavella at dawn and the turquoise sea in the late afternoon: in just a few pedal strokes, Corsica establishes itself as the dream destination for cycle tourists. This wild and unspoilt island offers cycling enthusiasts a rich playground. Steep mountains, turquoise coastline, winding roads, cross-country trails, and forest paths come together to create a wide variety of routes. Each outing is an opportunity to discover new landscapes and explore the island's natural diversity.

Here, the beauty of the region is not just a tourist attraction. Corsica offers cycling tours to suit all tastes: mountain bikers looking for thrills on technical trails, road cyclists attracted by challenging passes, gravel enthusiasts... This hybrid sport, accessible to all, allows you to escape on ancient paths, far from traffic and close to nature.

Versatile, gravel biking is attracting more and more enthusiasts looking for an authentic experience between the sea, scrubland and hilltop villages. Mountain biking is not to be outdone, with the French Cycling Federation (FFC) offering a wide selection of certified trails. Finally, the GT20 allows fans of long road trips to travel nearly 600 kilometers between Bastia and Bunifaziu (Bonifacio), revealing the rich diversity of Corsica's landscapes, from the coast to the mountains.

In addition to this wealth of routes, there is a range of accommodation designed for cyclists: hotels, gîtes, campsites, and guesthouses have developed specific services such as secure bike storage, repair shops, suitable catering, and personalized advice. Many establishments also display the “Accueil Vélo” label, which certifies a dedicated level of service and facilitates the welcome of travelers on two wheels.

In Corsica, cycle tourism is not just an outdoor activity: it is an invitation to discover an island full of character, to meet its inhabitants, and to enjoy its flavors and remarkable landscapes. Here, the routes offer beautiful escapes, and the stops along the way allow you to immerse yourself in a preserved culture and nature.