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Ajaccio (Corsica), France

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Hiring a campervan in Ajaccio (Corsica)

Ajaccio (Corsica) faces a wide gulf, with Napoleon’s birthplace and a citadel quarter stacked above the harbour.

A campervan arrives here as freight. The usual vehicle ferries run from Marseille, Toulon and Nice; some sailings also link the island with Sardinia. Book the van’s length and height with the crossing, then treat the port exit as the start of the trip, not the old town.

The west coast south of the city is the natural first day: Porticcio, the Taravo valley, and, if the schedule is generous, Propriano. Inland, the mountain roads climb quickly and are slow, with passing places rather than shoulders. The GR20 is a footpath. Leave it to walkers and keep the van on the coastal and valley roads that were actually built for vehicles.

A few things worth knowing

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Confirm the sailing, the vehicle dimensions and the arrival port before you commit to a west-coast plan. A delay in Marseille or Toulon moves the first night with it.
02
Do not thread the old port or the citadel lanes. Use the harbour for a walk, then sleep on the gulf or further down the coast, where turning space exists.
03
Fuel stops thin out once you leave the Ajaccio plain. Fill up before a mountain day, and expect oncoming coaches on the corniche in summer.