Family holiday with toddlers in corsica

Hello

We want to go to corsica in september. Ideally I am thinking of a small fishing village where we can walk to restaurants etc from our accomodation. Can anyone help me?

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You could look at Algajola. It%26#39;s easily accessible from Calvi, Ajaccio and Bastia, and has a shallow sandy beach and several hotels.

Or I thought Macinaggio, on Cap Corse, looked pleasant and there were lots of hotels in the area. It%26#39;s not far from Bastia.

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I%26#39;m a great advocate for Algajola, but I think it would be pushing it a bit to describe it as having a shallow sandy beach. It gets deep quite quickly and as such isn%26#39;t ideal for toddlers - Calvi is much more suitable. But it fits the bill in other respects.

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In September it is the best instant for Corsica.

Water is hot, the temperature is soft and parties are cool. To cross good vacation, rent a car and a villa. You will so be able to visit of numerous sites: Forêt de Bonifato,vallée du fango, Girolata. Ideal remains the beach nearby. A Villas address TDomaine Villas Mandarine . It is a residence of villas with swimming pool in 900 m of the beach and 1.4 km of the harbour.....Françoise and Christian are waiting for you..Nice people.

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We had a fabulous two weeks in Aljagola in July with 2 toddlers (4 and 2). The beach there can get a bit rough when the wind is up - but we found a magical little cove between Algajola and Ille Rousse which is accessible by car and train (bit of a walk to get to the beach - but well worth it).

We stayed in a chalet at the Camping de la Plage (see earlier post) which was more than adequate. All depends on your budget.

The Corsicans were great with the kids - they were very welcome where ever we went despite an inability to keep their Orangina in their glass for more than 30 seconds!

Have fun!