Aregno Plage

A hidden beach in Balagne
Aregno Plage stretches between Algajola and Aregno, on the northern coast of Corsica, right near Corbara. The sand is fine and golden, the sea stays calm, and the maquis lining the shore gives the whole place a wild feel, far from the built up stretches of coastline.

It's a long beach, and that's exactly what makes its reputation: even at the height of summer, it never really fills up. Lovers of quiet have made it their hideout.

Naturism, on the north side
Here, naturism isn't the rule across the whole beach, it's tolerated in the northern part. Naturists naturally settle into these more secluded areas, away from swimsuit clad bathers, which keeps friction between the two practices to a minimum.

Being a permissive zone leaves the choice to everyone: nobody imposes clothing, nobody forces it off either. On the sand, locals and passing holidaymakers coexist without any particular tension.

A relaxed mood
The word on this beach always comes back to the same point: the calm. Few people, a family atmosphere, and mutual respect between textile and naturist groups sharing the same sand without getting in each other's way.

The natural setting, kept intact by the surrounding maquis, adds to that feeling of being cut off from it all. No heavy infrastructure, no crowds to manage, just a sandy beach that has kept its wild character.

Who it's for
This spot suits those looking for a discreet break in Corsica, away from Balagne's busiest beaches. Naturist families and couples craving quiet will both find what they're after here, as long as they appreciate the place's simplicity: no entertainment here, just sand, maquis and sea.