Saleccia

Saleccia Beach is a remote and picturesque beach located in Corsica, France. The beach is surrounded by pine trees and shrubs and can be accessed by powerboat, jeep, or on foot. It is a popular destination in the summer due to its beautiful silver sand and pine trees.

Diving and surfing are popular activities in the area, making it an ideal location for water lovers. Saleccia Beach is not recommended for party holidays, but it is perfect for hikers or those who enjoy admiring the landscape from the water.

The best time to visit depends on personal preferences, but February-April or September-November are good times for excursions. The closest settlement is Saint-Florent, and there are hotels and campsites available in the area.

Local restaurants serve meat, fish, seafood, and pasta dishes, with olive oil and tomatoes being mandatory ingredients. Chestnuts are a popular ingredient in the region, used in dishes and beer.

The climate is dry and hot in summer and not very cold and wet in winter. Tourists are advised to have good driving skills, and binoculars are recommended for enjoying the scenery.

Transport connections between villages are available, but they may not run on weekends and holidays. Dogs are allowed on the beach, and a parking area is available near the beach.

For those seeking a secluded and beautiful beach, Saleccia Beach is a must-visit destination.