Guide to bivouacking in Corsica

Corsica, nicknamed the Isle of Beauty, is a true Mediterranean gem offering breathtaking landscapes, unspoiled nature, and endless possibilities for bivouacking enthusiasts. In this guide, we delve into the art of bivouacking in Corsica, from the best locations to practical advice.

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Corsica: A paradise for bivouac lovers

Best bivouac spots in Corsica

The famous GR20 hiking trail is a must-do adventure for bivouac enthusiasts. Hike this epic 180 km trail, crossing passes, forests, and ridges offering exceptional panoramas. The GR20 mountain huts are also popular bivouac spots for meeting other hikers and sharing experiences.

Bivouac along the GR20

Bivouac spots near Corsican beaches

Corsica is surrounded by idyllic beaches where camping to the sound of the waves is an unforgettable experience. From fine sandy beaches to secluded coves, choose your corner of paradise along the Corsican coastline. Be sure to respect the environment by avoiding protected areas and leaving no trace of your visit. Once your iKamper rooftop tent is set up, enjoy breathtaking panoramas from dawn to dusk.

Bivouac in the Corsican mountains: The most beautiful sites

The Corsican mountains offer exceptional bivouac sites. The Monte Cinto massif, the island's highest peak, offers breathtaking panoramas. The Aiguilles de Bavella, with their sharp peaks, also offer unforgettable bivouac opportunities. Be sure to respect local rules and avoid camping in sensitive areas.

Practical advice for bivouacking in Corsica

Preparation and essential equipment

Corsican weather can be changeable, even in summer. Prepare yourself with clothes adapted to temperature variations, a warm sleeping bag and a lightweight tent. Don't forget essentials like a headlamp, a first aid kit, and Tactical Foodpack food supplies suitable for the duration of your bivouac. Also remember to recharge your electronic devices using Ecoflow power stations.

Rules and etiquette for bivouacking in Corsica

Respect the environment and other hikers by following a few common sense rules. Camp a reasonable distance from trails, avoid protected areas, and leave no trace of your presence. As with bivouacking in the Alps , be discreet to minimize your impact on nature and respect the tranquility of the area.

Safety and regulations for bivouacking in Corsica

Safety tips for bivouacking

Before venturing into the Corsican wilderness, inform someone of your itinerary and the dates of your bivouac. Be aware of weather conditions and adapt your itinerary accordingly. Pay particular attention to orientation, especially in the mountains.

Local legislation in Corsica on bivouacking

Corsica has specific rules regarding bivouacking, particularly in protected areas. Some areas may prohibit wild camping, while others allow responsible bivouacking. Find out about local regulations and strictly adhere to them to preserve Corsican nature.

In conclusion, camping in Corsica offers an unparalleled adventure amidst unique landscapes. By respecting nature, preparing properly, and following local regulations, each bivouac becomes an unforgettable experience on this exceptional Mediterranean island. Prepare to be amazed by the wild beauty of the Isle of Beauty during your next outdoor getaway.