Plage de Ghignu

This 400-meter stretch of fine sand extends along the northern coast of Corsica, bordered by a large dune to the north and a pond to the south, offering crystal-clear turquoise waters in a secluded natural setting.

The area around Plage de Ghignu has been historically used by local shepherds and fishermen for seasonal grazing and fishing practices, with ancient archaeological sites in the broader region indicating human activity dating back centuries.

The beach lies within a territory rich in Corsican traditions including music, cuisine, and local crafts, where seasonal gatherings of shepherds and villagers continue to embody the community spirit characteristic of rural Corsican life.

Access requires navigating a challenging 13-kilometer dirt track accessible only with four-wheel-drive vehicles, and visitors must bring adequate supplies including water, food, and sun protection as no facilities are available on-site.

The beach features rare sand dunes uncommon in Corsica and is considered a nude-friendly destination, attracting nature enthusiasts seeking complete solitude in the untouched wilderness of the Agriates desert region.