Corsica GR20 South

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8 daysDuration

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15 peopleMaximum group size

18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

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Highly demanding activities designed for individuals with excellent physical fitness.

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Corsica, France

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A great opportunity to walk the southern section of the famous GR20

Experiencing the stunning landscape and diverse flora and fauna

Meet with shepherds or other hikers enroute

Enjoy the freedom of travelling light with all of your logistics taken care of

Delighting in the warm hospitality of the accommodation providers

Itinerary

Challenge yourself on the southern stretch of Europe’s most demanding long-distance walking trail with the "Corsica GR20 South" tour. This eight-day self-guided journey invites experienced hikers to tackle the rugged wilderness between Capanelle and Conca, traversing the famed GR20. While considered slightly less daunting than the northern half, the scenery is no less breathtaking—think alpine meadows, the Needles of Bavella, and panoramic sea views extending to Sardinia. Daily luggage transfers allow you to walk with just a day pack, and each night’s accommodation offers a glimpse into the region’s rural communities. The unique selling point: the satisfaction of completing one of Europe’s iconic trekking routes, with every step revealing Corsica’s untamed beauty and enduring traditions. Note: A minimum of two participants is required for this tour package.

day 1Arrive Vizzavona

Arrive in Vizzavona. In the heart of the GR20 and surrounded by beech and Laricio pine forest, this hamlet is a haven for hikers. Dinner and overnight at the gîte or refuge, according to availability at the time of booking.

Meals

Dinner

day 2Walk from Vizzavona to Capanelle via Bocca Palmente (6hrs)

day 3To the Pass of Verde via the Plateau of Gialgone (5hrs)

day 4Ascend to Prati refuge for scenic views, continue walking to Cozzano (8hrs)

day 5To the Sheepfolds of Basseta (6.5hrs)

day 6A superb trek on the high route to Bavella (9hrs)

day 7The last stage to Conca (7hrs)

day 8Trip concludes in Conca

What's Included

Meals

7 breakfasts – continental breakfasts are served and usually consist of breads, jams, coffee, tea and juices. 6 picnic lunches - they are included from day 2 to day 6 and generally consist of sandwiches, salads, fruits, vegetables – depending on what products are available, 7 dinners – will also vary according to the fresh produce available.

Others

7 nights in dormitory style 'gîtes d'etapes' or refugesLuggage Transfer, 1 piece maximum 15kgDigital information pack - smartphone app with maps and route bookEmergency hotline

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