Day 1

Saturday - Arrival at Bastia Airport, where you will be met by your hosts for the week. Transfer to the Albadu farm to meet the horses before settling in for lunch at the farm. A walk in Corte and an initial introduction to the horses, followed by a briefing on the trail and the choosing your horse.Welcome aperitif and a communal meal. Overnight stay in the dormitory.

Day 2

In the morning, you’ll prepare your horse before setting off from the Albadu farm late in the morning. The trail begins with a crossing through the town of Corte, heading north. You’ll ride past the Cabetsoli stream and follow the historic Corte–Castirla trail, stopping for a picnic lunch at the Ominanda pass.Later in the afternoon, you’ll care for the horses—tacking down, massaging, watering, and feeding—before setting up camp. The day ends with setting up camp at Tripiole, where you’ll enjoy dinner by a campfire under the stars.

Day 3

Today’s ride takes you across the Golu River and towards the dramatic Aiguilles de Popolasca. You’ll pass through a mountain village before descending to the Asco River, crossing its ancient bridge, and stopping for a picnic on the way. The afternoon brings an exhilarating long gallop through the valley.After caring for the horses—untacking, watering, and feeding—you’ll set up camp. The evening is spent camping beside the Tartagine River, where you can cool off with a swim.

Day 4

The day begins with a ride towards the village of Pedano, perched high in the hills of the Ostriconi Valley. You’ll follow scenic ridgelines with opportunities for gallops before crossing the village of Novella and stopping for a picnic. Continuing through the valley, the trail leads to the Ostriconi River.After caring for the horses—untacking, grooming, watering, and feeding—you’ll set up camp. Tonight’s camping spot is by the sea at the Ostriconi campsite, with the option to enjoy on-site dining.

Day 5

This marks the first stage of crossing the Desert of the Agriates. Riding along the coastline, you’ll discover hidden coves, enjoy thrilling gallops on the shore, and pause for a seaside picnic with the chance to swim. The trail continues across fine sandy beaches all the way to Saleccia, where you’ll stay at the “U Paradisu” campground.After caring for the horses—untacking, grooming, watering, and feeding—you’ll set up camp. The evening is spent camping at Saleccia, with a view of the sunset over the sea.

Day 6

The morning is dedicated to swimming with your horse—an extraordinary bareback experience on the beautiful Saleccia beach. In the afternoon, the trail continues along the coastal path towards the Gulf of Saint-Florent, ending at the “La Pinède” campground.After caring for the horses—untacking, grooming, watering, and feeding—you’ll set up camp. Tonight’s campsite includes an inviting swimming pool.

Day 7

The day begins with an early departure from sea level, riding into the Aliso Valley with plenty of opportunities for gallops. The route ascends into the hills, passing through the charming village of Sorio, where you’ll pause for lunch and perhaps a coffee. Afterward, the climb continues along an old mule trail to the Tenda Pass at 1,200 meters, where you may be lucky enough to spot wild horses. From there, you’ll descend to the village of Pietralba before returning to the Albadu farm by truck.Back at the farm, you’ll say goodbye to the horses before sopending the evening with a family-style meal at the farm.

Day 8

After breakfast, a return transfer to Bastia Airport is scheduled for around 10:00 a.m. Please plan your return flight for no earlier than 1:30 p.m.