Visit Calvi by train: our tips for a low-carbon stay

Would you like to discover the charming coastal town of Calvi, where the turquoise sea meets the imposing citadel? Calvi is easily accessible by train and ferry. An ideal destination for an iodized weekend 100% by train, where sea, heritage and gastronomy meet (without planes or cars).

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How to reach Calvi by train?

First, go to Saint-Raphaël (about 6h in TGV from Paris). Then you can continue your sailing trip to Calvi and enjoy this iodine experience that's already part of the trip!
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Our ultimate itinerary from Calvi

And once you're there? The Corsican rail network takes over: Calvi citadel, bathing at Algajola, Bastia's old port, hiking around Corte, Ajaccio's beaches... All without ever getting into a car.

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What to do and discover in Calvi?

In Calvi, there's no shortage of possibilities: the fortified citadel dominates the bay, while the promenade of the Vieux-Port offers panoramic views of the sea and picturesque alleyways. The Bastien district abounds in artisanal stores and cafés where you can sample Corsica's famous charcuterie, especially ewe's milk cheese. The atmosphere here oscillates between the tranquility of the white sandy beaches and the conviviality of the local markets. All easily discovered on foot or by public transport.