Anse de Favone

Anse de Favone is a sandy beach on Corsica's eastern shore, nestled along the Tyrrhenian Sea near the town of Sari-Solenzara. The shore features light-colored sand and is framed by natural rock formations that create a sheltered cove.

The beach formed over time through natural coastal processes and has long served local communities as a maritime meeting point and landing area. Its position on the eastern shore made it a key location for people living along this stretch of coast.

The beach serves as a gathering place for locals and visitors who appreciate the slower pace of coastal Corsican life. The way people spend their days here reflects the region's connection to the sea and its traditions.

The beach has multiple access points from the land and nearby parking areas that make it easy for visitors to reach the shore. Water conditions are best during the warmer months, though the water remains suitable for swimming year-round.

The natural shape of the cove, with its surrounding rocky points, creates a natural barrier that keeps the water calmer than many other spots on the southern coast. This makes it a favored location for swimmers seeking more stable conditions.