Plage de Prunete

Plage de Prunete, also known as Cervione, is a serene and picturesque beach located in Cervione, Corsica. The beach is known for its tranquility and is not typically crowded, providing visitors with a peaceful and uncrowded experience. The beach offers a picturesque view that stretches as far as the eye can see, with a huge expanse of fine sand, gentle waves, and warm water. The beach is particularly appreciated for its fine sand, which makes it ideal for long walks.

The beach stretches along the eastern coast of Costa Verde until the Canniccia marshland to the south. It is situated approximately 5 km from the village of Cervione in the area known as Prunete, which is classified as a Natura 2000 site. This designation signifies the preservation of the natural environment, particularly if one moves away from the main access point, where there is maquis vegetation. The beach is also wheelchair friendly, making it accessible for all types of visitors.

In terms of amenities, there are showers and a faucet available for rinsing off sand, which is particularly convenient for families with children. Near the beach, there are various amenities available, including a grocery store, a butcher shop, a restaurant, and a caterer. There is also a beach hut near the parking area and a sailing center located around the beach. Dogs on leashes are allowed on the beach, adding to its family-friendly nature.

There is a parking area situated at the end of a dead-end road, making it convenient for visitors who arrive by car. To reach the beach from Bastia, one needs to follow the N198 until the junction for Cervione on the D71. Then, a left turn is made, and one can continue until the end of the dead-end road where the beach is located.

Despite its beauty and tranquility, the beach is not supervised, so visitors are advised to exercise caution when swimming. The beach is part of the Natura 2000 site, which prohibits activities such as camping, fires, and sand extraction.