Galeria - all beaches

Nestled within Crovani Bay is L'Argentella Beach. To get there, turn right off the coastal road from Calvi and take a smooth downhill dirt road leading to a car park. From there, follow the visible path, passing a small, convenient plank pier. The beach itself is expansive and composed of seemingly gray stones. From the road, the beach doesn't stand out due to its monotonous gray appearance, and the sea looks the same. However, upon arrival, you'll notice the stones are actually a mix of green, reddish, pink, white, gray, and shiny hues. The sea is incredibly clear. The open beach on the bay tends to be quite windy, which means it usually isn't oppressively hot. It's not very crowded, making it a great spot as people spread out, avoiding the chaos found at many other beaches in Ile Rousse or Calvi, which can be quite packed. The uniform color might not attract many tourists, but the locals, who know the area well, definitely frequent it! Exploring the coast and the small island opposite by canoe is enjoyable, provided the wind isn't too strong. The beach also features a bar.

This lesser-known pebble beach is often overlooked in favor of more famous beaches, but it shouldn't be underestimated. The water here resembles a swimming pool.

This beach offers a unique experience, with nature that may be different from what you'd expect in Corsica but is common for people from mainland Europe. The canoe trip is especially enjoyable, especially for children. Kids as young as 12 can go alone, and there are two types of canoes available with either one or two seats. A helpful tip is to have one person paddle while the other takes photos. You can also bring a child as a third passenger. The price of 6 euros for one hour is reasonable.

We have never seen a coastline as breathtaking as this one.

We visited a beach called "V.I.P" and arrived by boat. Surprisingly, we had the entire beach to ourselves in the middle of July, which was a great experience. 😊👍