Plage d'Albo

Plage d'Albo is a picturesque beach located in the vicinity of the town of Ogliastro, near Marine d'Albo and Tour d'Albo, in the region of Haute-Corse, France. This beach is situated on the island of Corse, also known as Cap Corse, making it a delightful stopover for those touring the island.

One of the distinguishing features of Plage d'Albo is its unique natural landscape, characterized by pebbles and black stones. The beach is long and wide, offering ample space for visitors to unwind and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. It is surrounded by preserved natural beauty, further enhancing its appeal. The water at this beach is renowned for its exceptional purity and depth, contributing to its distinctive allure.

The beach is known to attract surfers, windsurfers, and kite surfers, particularly during the winter season when the sea tends to be rough. This is attributable to the beach's exposure to strong winds, which makes it a popular spot for these water sports. However, it should be noted that the beach is not exclusively for water sports enthusiasts, as it provides recreational opportunities for all visitors.

To reach Plage d'Albo from St Florent, visitors need to head towards Cap Corse in the north. The beach's proximity to the marina and its shops further enhances its accessibility. Despite its popularity, the beach's expansive size ensures that it does not become overly crowded, thereby maintaining its serene ambiance.