Holiday Villas in Corsica
Corsica is the Mediterranean at its most dramatic: white-sand bays, granite mountains rising straight from the sea, and hilltop villages where little has changed in a century. Our Corsica collection is part of the 500+ hand-picked villas we advertise, each vetted for quality. From beachfront houses near Porto-Vecchio and Calvi to hillside villas with infinity pools and views over the gulf, browse our Corsica villas below, or ask our team for help finding your perfect holiday villa.
Where is the best place to rent a villa in Corsica?
The south around Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio has the finest white-sand beaches and the most sought-after villas; the north-west around Calvi and the Balagne mixes beaches with hill villages; and Ajaccio makes a convenient central base. South France Holiday Villas offers vetted villas across the island.
The Valinco: This spacious contemporary villa with heateable pool and Lacuzzi lends itself to easy living on Corsica's splendid coast, a few minutes' walk from the beach. Porto Vecchio: The coastal town of Porto Vecchio and the beach are just 10 minutes' drive from the blissful Corsica's countryside in which this villa with pool sits. Facing the sea, this magnificent property with its long infinity pool affords a spectacular 180-degree view of Palombaggia beachtowards Sardinia, offCorsica's southern coast - a unique opportunity for a family beach holiday so close to the Corsican shore. The Valinco: Beachfront villa for 10 with heated pool and lovely sea views, a short stroll away from a restaurant open in summer and a short drive to the local village. Part of a cluster of five well spaced villas near the picturesque village of Olmeto and the Valinco beachon Corsica's western coast, this charming one-bedroomed villa enjoys glorious sea views especially at sunset - what a perfectbackdrop to your romantic dinners al fresco! Dramatically set on a clifftop overlooking the Gulf of Valinco, in south-west Corsica, this stunningcontemporary villa with infinity pool, gym and sweeping sea views, enjoys an enviable location just a short drive from the beach and the village of Propriano. This delightful Corsican villa is a luxurious and thoroughly modern gem within an island of natural beauty and age-old charm - the best of both worlds, just a 5-minute walk from the local village. Porto Vecchio: This modern villa in the south of Corsica Island is the perfect getaway for a small group of friends or family, with a real sense of remote tranquillity. The Valinco: A perfect combination of a resolutely modern and contemporary living space with intimate and private interiors. Beach in walking distance. This magnificent luxury villa in Corsicaoverlooks Palombaggia beach, close to the trendy town of Porto Vecchio and sits on a quiet hillside, surrounded by stunning scenery and unrivalled sea views. Wild and wonderful, this beautifully restored bergerie encompasses everything you will remember and love about Corsica. Five minutes to nearby village of Lumio and close to Calvi town. Good-sized private pool. Stunning views of sea and mountains. Just 2km to the beach. 4 bedrooms, to sleep 10 people.
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Villa Gioiello (PV1618)
Villa del Porto (PV1390)
Villa Palombaggia (PV1356)
Villa du Surf (PV723)
Villa il Nido (PV722)
Villa Valinco (PV600)
Casa Alessia (PV387)
Villa Susanna (PV405)
Villa Loubelle (PV1394)
Villa Lune (PV546)
La Bergerie, Calvi, Corsica (CALV102GN)
Why Rent a Villa in Corsica?
Corsica rewards travellers who want a base of their own. A private villa here means a pool and terrace above one of the Mediterranean's clearest seas, within reach of beaches that rival the Caribbean and mountain trails that few visitors ever see. Our holiday villas in Corsica range from simple beach houses to luxury properties with infinity pools, air conditioning and staff. Because the island is large and the roads are slow, choosing the right area matters, and our team knows each property and its beaches first-hand.
Luxury villa collection | Villas with a private pool
Where to Stay: South, North-West and Ajaccio
The south, around Porto-Vecchio, Bonifacio and Palombaggia, has the island's most famous white-sand beaches and its most desirable villas, so book early. The north-west, around Calvi and the Balagne, combines beaches with characterful hill villages and is a little quieter. Ajaccio and the west coast make a good-value central base with an airport and easy access in both directions. Tell us the kind of holiday you're looking for and we will point you to the right corner of the island.
Best Time to Visit Corsica
Corsica's villa season runs from May to October. July and August are hot and busy, with the southern beaches at their most beautiful and the best villas booked a year ahead. May, June, September and early October offer warm sea, quieter beaches, superb walking and much better value. Ferries and flights fill fast in peak summer, so book travel alongside your villa.
Planning and Booking Your Corsica Villa Holiday
Corsica takes a little more planning than the mainland: flights are seasonal and the ferry from Nice, Marseille, Toulon or Sète needs booking early if you are bringing a car. The most-requested beach villas in the south sell out first. Tell us a bit about what you're looking for, and our team will be happy to send you a shortlist with options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where are the best beaches in Corsica?
A. The south, around Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio, has the most famous white-sand bays, including Palombaggia and Santa Giulia. The Balagne in the north-west also has excellent beaches with fewer crowds.
Q. How do we get to our villa in Corsica?
A. Fly to Ajaccio, Bastia, Calvi or Figari, or take the ferry from Nice, Marseille or Toulon if you want your own car. A car is essential once on the island.
Q. Do your Corsica villas have private pools?
A. Many do, especially the hillside and luxury properties. Beachfront houses may rely on the sea instead. Tell us which you prefer and we will filter accordingly.
Q. Is Corsica expensive?
A. Peak-summer villas in the south are premium, but shoulder-season weeks and villas in the north-west and centre offer much better value for the same quality of beach.
Q. When is the best time to visit?
A. June and September are ideal: warm sea, quieter beaches and good value. July and August are busiest and hottest.
Q. Is Corsica good for families?
A. Yes. The southern beaches are shallow and sheltered, and many villas have pools and gardens. Bear in mind the slow mountain roads when choosing an area.
Q. How far ahead should we book?
A. For July and August, book six to twelve months ahead, and book flights or ferries at the same time as they sell out fast.
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