
L’Ile-Rousse Port
Commercial port on the Pietra islets north of the town centre, linked to town by a causeway.

L'Ile-Rousse is a small Balagne resort town on Corsica's north coast. It is named after the red granite islets that shelter its harbour, which are linked to the shore and topped by the Pietra lighthouse. More about L’Île-Rousse →

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The commercial port sits on the red Pietra islets just north of the town, linked to the shore by a causeway. Ships berth at the commercial quays or anchor offshore and tender passengers ashore. Place Paoli is about a 15-minute walk away, and the Pietra lighthouse about 13 minutes.
1 km · ~15 min by car
About 15 minutes on foot along the causeway into town.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Distances, times and prices are approximate.
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Commercial port on the Pietra islets north of the town centre, linked to town by a causeway.
Prices are approximate; coffee and soft drink are restaurant prices, and cafes may be cheaper. Cafés and restaurants surround Place Paoli and the old-town lanes.
Walkable from the port; cafes and restaurants around the shaded main square.
Old-town lanes with Corsican restaurants a few steps from Place Paoli.

L'Ile-Rousse is a small Balagne resort town on Corsica's north coast. It is named after the red granite islets that shelter its harbour, which are linked to the shore and topped by the Pietra lighthouse. Plane-tree-shaded Place Paoli, a covered market, sandy town beaches and the coastal train to Calvi make it an easy, relaxed call for small ships.

Shady main square and covered market.

Red granite islets and lighthouse.

Scenic coastal ride on the Balagne line.

Restored artisans' hill village.