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Walking is environmentally friendly, good for fitness and enables you to get a real taste and feel of the island, meet the local people, stay in family run accommodation and get off the beaten track and experience the real Corsica...
1. Will I have a guide to assist me?
Not on the self-guided tours however they will only be a phone call away.
2. What happens if I get tired along the way?
On self-guided tours it's best to stop and take a rest but remember to always drink plenty of water.
3. What happens to my baggage?
Your baggage travels on the van, under the care of the guides. You will usually find your things waiting for you in your room at the hotel.
4. Do I need to train before the walk?
To get the most out of your holiday, all we suggest you do is get in some training, preferably a couple of weeks before the start of your holiday.
5. How far must I walk each day?
On average its 10.6 km a day which is about 9 miles per day
6. How do I get to the starting point of my tour?
Starting and finishing points of our tours have been planned so that they are close to the islands
7. I'm travelling alone - do I have to pay a single supplement?
For safety reasons we do not accept single person reservations. The prices quoted for our tours refer to accommodation in double rooms based on 2 sharing with bed and breakfast however a single room supplement is available.
8. What should I bring with me?
We suggest that you bring your normal clothes that you would wear when walking in the UK, i.e. walking shorts, and tops, hiking boots/shoes plus your normal holiday luggage. Listed below are other items that we recommend:
- Small torch
- Small first aid kit including treatment for blisters
- Hat
- High factor sun cream
- Waterproof coat
- Camel pack or water bottle
- Mobile phone
- 2 walking poles
