Mediterranean Island Adventure

As the clocks fall back and the grey skies are upon us, now is the time to dream of summer escapes. Think forward to 2027, the hot sunshine returns as you venture off on a GlamperRV Mediterranean island adventure.

This winter we have some fabulous new trip ideas for you to enjoy and what could be better than starting off with island hopping in the Mediterranean. A trip taking in both Corsica and Sardinia would require a significant time however either can be enjoyed individually, there is so much to explore.

If you’re flexible with your travel dates, our low season rates in April through to mid May offer exceptional value for a longer Mediterranean island adventure.

A quick note for autumn travellers: September is filling up fast, so if your dates are fixed, we recommend securing your GlamperRV early.

Part 1: Travel through France to the Mediterranean
The large majority of GlamperRV customers use the Eurotunnel to cross into France and then head south down France’s autoroute network towards the Mediterranean coast. Breaking this drive over two or three days makes it comfortable in a GlamperRV and a stop midway in Burgundy is a good idea.

A customer recently stayed at Chateau Eperviere, a member of the Les Castels collection which offer overnight stays in castles around France.

• Key Activity en Route: Enjoy wine-tasting through the vineyards of Burgundy or a leisurely lunch by the Saône river.
• Boutique Touch: Staying on the historic estate grounds of a restored 16th-century moated château surrounded by parklands.

Corsica Ferries is your best option for travel to the island and the closest departure port is Toulon.

My recommendation would be to travel from Toulon to Ajaccio on the west coast of Corsica and then for your journey back take the ferry from Bastia in the north of the island to Nice, France or Savona, Italy – both ports will give you the option to drive home through the Alps which adds yet another dimension to the trip.

• Key Things to Do: Walk the dramatic clifftop pathways of the Escalier du Roi d’Aragon (King of Aragon’s staircase) hand-carved into the limestone cliffs, and wander the medieval alleyways of Bonifacio’s upper citadel.
• Boutique Campsite Highlight: L’Araguina offers tranquil, shaded pitches beneath ancient olive trees with an intimate, artisanal feel just a short stroll from the harbor.

• Key Things to Do: Charter a private RIB or join a catamaran tour through the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the La Maddalena National Park, and spend an afternoon exploring the designer boutiques and harbor of glamorous Porto Cervo on the Costa Smeralda.
• Boutique Campsite Highlight: Isuledda combines high-end resort living with direct beach access, an exclusive wellness center, and seaside dining overlooking emerald lagoons.