Want to go to Corsica in June?
Here’s our complete guide to deciding if this is a good idea for your needs:
- Climate in Corsica in June (temperatures, weather…)
- Swimming conditions: water temperature and wind
- Travel conditions: crowds, prices, openings
- What to do in Corsica in June, special activities and events

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Going to Corsica in June: quick answers
Is the weather nice in Corsica in June? Is this a good time to visit?
Yes, the weather is usually nice in Corsica in June.
In fact, in June, the weather is warm and sunny without being too hot. This is one of the best months to visit the island with less tourist crowds!
The north and south offer similar conditions. The whole island can be visited.
Travelling to Corsica in June – summary of conditions

Temperatures
Temperatures are pleasant, averaging about 23-26°C (79°F) on the beaches and 18°C (64°F) in the mountains during the day.
Water temperatures
In June, the sea is also pleasantly warm, with an average temperature of about 22°C (72°F) on the beaches. This makes water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, paddling or kayaking, very enjoyable.
Crowds and prizes
Also, in June there are fewer tourists than in July and August, which means that the beaches and tourist attractions are less crowded and more pleasant to visit. Accommodation rates are also often cheaper than in high season.
Therefore, you can find better prices in June than in July and August but they are already high.
Opening conditions
Everything is open in June: attractions, hotels, restaurants.
Day
The sun rises around 6am and sets around 9pm.
More tips in our article: Best time to visit Corsica.

Our favorite activities in June
In June, everything is open, so the list of ideas is very long…
- Here it is, the water of the sea takes summer temperatures, take advantage of the beaches which are not yet taken by storm by the travelers of the big summer vacations
- Explore the villages, the citadels and the city of Sartene
- Take advantage of boat tours in Bonifacio and Piana, to discover exceptional sites
- Hiking – it’s still cool on the heights but it’s nice because you’ll have the hiking trails to yourself, and the waterfalls are flowing nicely at this time.
- And much more… See details later in the article
OUR TIPS FOR RENTING A CAR IN Corsica
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Choose a car that is powerful enough (the roads are steep) but compact (some passages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.

1. Climate in Corsica in June – weather forecast
The climate in Corsica in June is ideal.
To begin with, it is similar in the North and South.
You can expect very pleasant temperatures in the morning. A short walk at sunrise with your feet in the water is very pleasant!
Not too much wind on the whole but warm breezes. The sun is very present, with long days, and on the whole the rains are fine and rare. It is therefore very practical to plan your days in advance.
During the day, it starts to get really hot, and it’s a great time to go hiking in the mountains, which we love!
The climate of Corsica is Mediterranean. It has dry summers with high temperatures, and rainy but relatively mild winters.

2. Temperatures in Corsica in June
Temperatures in Ajaccio:
- 23°C (73°F) on average
- Number of days above 18°C = 30
- Number of days over 30°C = 1
Temperatures in Porto-Vecchio:
- 22°C (72°F) on average
- Number of days above 18°C = 30
- Number of days above 30°C = 0
Temperatures in Calvi:
- 23°C (73°F) on average
- Number of days above 18°C = 30
- Number of days over 30°C = 1
Temperatures in Bastia
- 24°C (75°F) on average
- Number of days above 18°C = 30
- Number of days over 30°C = 1
Temperatures in the mountains
It depends on your altitude.
In Corte the temperature is also around 23°C.
But the higher you go, the lower the temperatures get.
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3. Rain in Corsica in June
Not much rain in general on the island.
- Rainfall in Ajaccio: 82mm
(over 4 days on average) - Rainfall in Porto-Vecchio: 18mm
(on average 1 day) - Quantity of rain in Calvi: 80 mm
(over 5 days on average) - Amount of rain in Bastia: 50mm
(on average 2 days)
4. Sunshine in Corsica in June
In June the days are the longest.
The sun rises around 6am and sets around 9pm.
The sunshine is 15 on average.
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5. Water temperature – swimming in Corsica in June
Here are the average sea temperatures for different cities around Corsica:
- Ajaccio: 22°C (72°F) on average
- Porto-Vecchio: 22°C (72°F) on average
- Calvi: 22°C (72°F) on average
- Bastia : 22°C (72°F) on average
6. Wind in Corsica in June
The wind in Corsica in June can vary, but in general, there are no strong winds that disrupt nautical and tourist activities. The protected areas on the east coast of the island often offer calmer conditions for swimming and water sports.
It is important to note that Corsica can be subject to the mistral, a violent and cold wind that can blow for several days. However, these phenomena are more frequent in winter than in summer.
HOW TO GET TO Corsica

Option 1: by ferry
Departure from France and Italy
- See all ferry options in our article
- Compare schedules, prices and availability directly
Advantage: you can take your car!

Option 2: by plane
Airports in Bastia, to visit the North, Figari to visit the South, or Ajaccio convenient for all Corsica.
Compare flights!
7. Crowds and other conditions
The tourist crowds in Corsica in June are generally smaller than in the more popular summer months, such as July and August. This is due to the fact that the summer vacations have not yet started for most European countries.
The discovery of Corsica is therefore much more pleasant: parking lots that fill up less quickly on the beaches, less crowded restaurants … we appreciate!
However, it is important to note that some areas of Corsica may be more visited than others. The most popular coastal areas, such as Porto-Vecchio, Bonifacio and Calvi, can be busier due to their popularity with tourists.
June is an ideal time to visit Corsica, as the tourist crowds are still moderate.
8. What to do in Corsica in June
To bathe…
What a pleasure to swim along the Corsican beaches in June!
Not too many people yet, lots of sunshine and beautiful views!
See our list of the most beautiful beaches of Corsica.

Explore the villages, the citadels and the city of Sartene
There are not only beaches in Corsica!
The villages, towns and citadels are a must. They have a lot of charm and quite different styles.
Do not miss:
- Calvi and its citadel
- Bonifacio and its citadel on the cliffs
- Sartene, the most Corsican city
- Île-Rousse and its very different charm
- and all the charming villages with stone houses, especially in Balagne.
Enjoy boat tours in Bonifacio and Piana
2 of the most beautiful boat tours to do are those:
- at the foot of the cliffs of Bonifacio
- around the calanques de Piana and the reserve of Scandola
- to the îles sanguinaires near Ajaccio…

Feel a boost of adrenaline: canyoning, via ferrata…
There are great activities to enjoy the Corsican landscape even more:
To the South:
- Canyoning initiation in Pulischellu – see pictures, details and availability
- Complete canyoning experience in Pulischellu – see details and availability
- Or sport canyoning in Purcaraccia – see details and availability
- Via Ferrata near Porto_Vecchio – see photos, details and availability
- Sea kayaking near Propriano (west coast) – see pictures, details and availability
- Sea kayaking under the cliffs of Bonifacio – see pictures, details and availability
And in the North:
- Diving and snorkeling – learn to dive in Calvi and discover the sea bed! – see program and availability
- Quad between sea and mountain – see program and availability
- Canyoning in beautiful valleys, including the Fango valley – see programs and availability
- Via Ferrata to cling to the mountain walls with breathtaking views. There are different courses depending on your level (including juniors) – see programs and availability
- Rafting with 2 levels of intensity depending on your adrenaline search (family or X-tra) – see programs and availability
And much more…
And the list of things to do is long: savor the gastronomy, listen to Corsican songs, hike…
See our article on the best things to do in Corsica
9. June events in Corsica
- The music festival
As everywhere in France, on June 21, the streets of Corsican cities and villages come alive and resound with different types of music - Saint Erasmus’ Day celebrations
In several ports of Corsica, at the beginning of the month, to celebrate the Patron Saint of fishermen - CAVALL’IN FESTA in Corte
At the beginning of the month, horse fair for horse lovers - The Corsica Raid adventure with trail, canyoning, mountain biking, sea kayaking and other sporting events.
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- The museums of Corsica
- Hidden gems in Corsica
- The most beautiful natural pools
- What to do in North Corsica
- Best things to do in South Corsica
- Canyoning in Corsica

Where to stay

10. Prices in June
As everywhere, prices vary greatly depending on what you are looking for.
You can find a variety of accommodations from camping to 5 star hotels.
It is therefore difficult to give you a budget.
But by booking early you will get better prices!
Hotel and vacation rental rates can be up to 30% cheaper in June compared to high season, but prices can be higher on weekends and holidays.