GT20 cycling in Corsica

The great crossing, from accessible travel to sporting adventure

Crossing Corsica from north to south by bike is a unique experience.
With Cycling Corsica, you can experience the GT20 at your own pace: in an accessible or sporting version, on a scheduled departure or in complete freedom, with luggage transport or in complete autonomy with saddlebags.

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The great crossing of Corsica by bike

A mythical itinerary from north to south

The GT20, also called Traversata Maiò, connects Bastia to Bonifacio by crossing all of Corsica.
It is an exceptional itinerary that concentrates everything that makes the richness of the island: sea, villages, mountain passes, forests, maquis and spectacular panoramas. Every day, you change scenery, atmosphere and terrain.

At Cycling Corsica, we have designed several ways to experience the GT20 to adapt it to your level, the time you have available and your desire for independence.

The right question is not just "do you want to do the GT20?"

But which version is right for you?

Cross all of Corsica → Full GT20

Discover part of the itinerary → GT20 North or South

Accessible pace → progressive stages, often in e-bike

Sporting version → more intense, fewer stages

Scheduled departure → fixed dates, framed organization

In complete freedom → you choose your dates and your pace

With luggage tracking → maximum comfort

With saddlebags → total autonomy

In a few clicks, find the GT20 trip that matches you thanks to the filters below.

Corsica from north to south

GT20: discover Corsica from North to South by bike

The famous GT20 is not just any circuit. Also called the "Traversata Maiò", it is total immersion in Corsica. From Bastia to Bonifacio, you travel over 600 kilometers through spectacular roads and grandiose panoramas. At every stage, you will have the sensation of discovering a different island, so much does the Island of Beauty abound in varied landscapes. To make it accessible to as many people as possible, we created different possible routes. The full GT20, from Bastia to Bonifacio for the most courageous. The GT20 North, for lovers of the sea and authentic villages. The GT20 South for lovers of panoramas and sunshine. And finally, for those who like to push their limits, the GT20 in sporting version to discover the most beautiful mountain passes in Corsica at an intense pace.

Pedal light, sleep soundly

Travel the GT20 by bike

Making the Grand Crossing of Corsica is a challenge. But this challenge, Cycling Corsica makes it simpler and achievable. The logistics, luggage transport, accommodation and technical support are entirely handled by our team. But don't be mistaken: The GT20 won't be easy anyway! However, our team is committed to removing the weight of constraints that could get in your way. At the end of the day, you will certainly be tired… But everything will be ready. You will only have to enjoy a good meal and benefit from a restful night before setting off again. Everything is in place to complete the GT20!

Territory and traditions

Discover the locals and traditions on the GT20 circuit

This route is also about meeting the real Corsica. We went on the ground, on every stage, to select accommodations where we felt something special. Family homes, guesthouses run by long-time residents of the maquis, hosts who cook with typical island recipes: in the morning, you wake up with a view that beats every postcard, and in the evening you are served local products prepared with passion. So let's be honest, The GT20 is demanding. But the tiredness is nothing compared to the pleasure of being welcomed, expected, and recognized as a traveler and not as a tourist. And above all, you will be proud to have completed the GT20, a famous circuit that many dream of.

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