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Campo di Liccia sits in the southern Corsican hills just a short drive from Bonifacio. The small campsite is tucked among olive groves and eucalyptus, with open views that reach across the sea towards Sardinia and the Lavezzi archipelago. Its elevated position gives a countryside feel while keeping the island’s dramatic coastline within easy reach.
Facilities are compact and family-oriented: two outdoor pools (including a separate toddlers' pool), aquagym sessions and a solarium for sunbathing, plus a kids' club, bar and restaurant serving Corsican specialities alongside familiar dishes. There are courts and spaces for sport, including tennis, volleyball and table tennis, and evening entertainment on the terrace.
This is a practical base for exploring southern Corsica’s beaches rather than a full-scale resort. Families and anyone after a quieter, hilltop location will appreciate the low-key atmosphere and direct access to Bonifacio’s harbour town and the many nearby bays.
Campo di Liccia’s chief attraction is its location: set above the coastline it makes a straightforward starting point for beach hopping around Bonifacio while offering peaceful surroundings and sea views. The on-site pools, toddlers’ pool and kids’ club mean parents have options for relaxed days without leaving the campsite.
The trade-off is a deliberately small scale. Facilities are focused rather than extensive, so a hire car is useful for reaching the best beaches and attractions. Evening life is centred on the campsite’s restaurant and terrace rather than a wide choice of nightlife, which will suit guests who prefer calm evenings after busy days out.
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Bonifacio is the nearest town, its clifftop streets and harbour providing medieval houses, panoramic viewpoints and a lively waterfront. From the campsite you can look out towards the Lavezzi archipelago and across the sea to Sardinia, which together make for striking coastal scenery.
Southern Corsica is famed for beaches: Plage Sant Amanza, de Canetto and de Cala Longa are among the local sandy coves within a short drive, and other well-known beaches such as Pinarellu, Saint Cyprien and Cala Rossa are also readily accessible. For a change of pace the Alta Rocca mountains are around 30 km away, where hiking, climbing and quad biking are possible.
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