Camping Calvi

Campsites in Calvi

In Calvi, every glance reveals a picture-postcard landscape. Between the sea and the mountains, this seaside town seduces travellers with its mix of natural beauty, history and easy-going Mediterranean atmosphere.

Choosing a campsite in Calvi means staying in one of the most beautiful corners of Haute-Corse, where the pine forest meets the sea, and where every day feels like an escape.

A mobile home rental in Calvi with our Artisans of Happiness offers the perfect balance between modern comfort and authentic charm. Whether you’re here for the sun, the sea, or the cultural heritage, Calvi is the ideal base for discovering the wonders of northern Corsica — from the Scandola Nature Reserve to the wild creeks of Revellata, or the vibrant streets of L’Île-Rousse just a few kilometres away.

In Calvi, life is lived in colour: blue, green and gold.

Mobile home rentals in Calvi

A mobile home rental in Calvi with Yelloh! Village is the promise of a peaceful and comfortable stay, surrounded by nature and just a few steps from the sea.

Our campsites offer accommodation to suit all needs: from premium cottages for families to cosy mobile homes for couples. Enjoy a relaxing holiday with pools, kids’ clubs, restaurants and entertainment — all designed by our Artisans of Happiness.

Discover our campsite near Calvi:

• Yelloh! Village Terre d’Oliviers, in Monticello (Balagne): perched on the heights, just 25 km from Calvi, it offers stunning views over the sea and mountains. Ideal for exploring both L’Île-Rousse and Calvi, it combines nature, comfort and Corsican authenticity.

Whether with family, as a couple or with friends, you’ll find here the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation.

Did you know?

According to local legend, the famous explorer Christopher Columbus was born in Calvi during Genoese rule. The citadel even bears an inscription proclaiming it proudly: “Civitas Calvi Semper Fidelis” — Calvi, always faithful. This fortress city has preserved its soul over the centuries, combining authenticity, culture and that unique Corsican art of living.

What to do while camping in Calvi

Between its Genoese citadel, long sandy beaches and pine forest, Calvi is a jewel of Haute-Corse that combines heritage, culture and nature.

From your campsite in Calvi, you can easily reach the town centre and its port, stroll along the ramparts of the citadel or visit the little chapel of Notre-Dame de la Serra, which offers a panoramic view over the bay.

Nature lovers will enjoy walks on the Revellata peninsula, or boat trips to discover the Scandola Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The region also offers many activities: hiking, diving, paddleboarding, mountain biking or excursions to the villages of the Balagne such as Lumio, Sant’Antonino or Pigna.

And because Corsica also means gastronomy, don’t miss tasting charcuterie, brocciu, honey and wines from the Balagne vineyards.

Whether you come with family, as a couple or with friends, a stay in Calvi combines sea, mountains and authenticity for a 100% Corsican holiday.

FAQ

What are the top sights to visit in Calvi?

• The Genoese citadel, symbol of the town
• The port and marina, lively day and night
• The Notre-Dame de la Serra chapel, with breathtaking views
• The pine forest, ideal for shade and walks
• The Revellata peninsula and its hiking trails
• The Scandola Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• The Balagne villages, rich in tradition and craftsmanship
• The Calvi beach, five kilometres of fine sand and crystal-clear water

What activities can you enjoy in Calvi?

• Boat trips to the Scandola Nature Reserve or Girolata
• Snorkelling or diving in turquoise waters
• Paddleboarding, kayaking or sailing in the bay
• Hiking along coastal trails
• Exploring local markets and sampling Corsican produce
• Wine tasting at Balagne vineyards
• Attending summer festivals in and around Calvi

What festivals take place in Calvi and nearby?

• Calvi on the Rocks (July) – electro music festival by the sea
• Les Nuits de la Guitare (Patrimonio, July) – international guitar festival
• Festivoce (Pigna, July) – celebrating world music and Corsican voices
• A Paolina (September) – mountain race between L’Île-Rousse and Monticello
• Fiera di l’Alivu (July, Monticello) – traditional olive fair
• Christmas markets in Calvi and L’Île-Rousse – local crafts and delicacies

What can you visit in Calvi when it rains?

• The Citadel and Museum of Corsica’s History
• The Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church
• Artisan workshops (glassblowers, luthiers, potters) in nearby Pigna
• Wine estates and tastings in the Balagne hills
• Baroque chapels and churches across the region