
Corsica's third airport, and its first for business aviation — the shortest way in to the villa.
Only three routes run continuously, operated by Air Corsica: Marseille, Nice and Paris-Orly. That is the base on which an off-season stay is built.
From April to October, around thirty French and European destinations are added — London, Brussels, Geneva, Zurich, Frankfurt, Milan, Luxembourg, and most major French cities.
Figari is Corsica's leading airport for private jets. That matters for executive arrivals and corporate stays.
Around 877,000 passengers in 2024, the island's third airport behind Ajaccio and Bastia. Small enough for disembarking to be quick.
In November as in March, only Marseille, Nice and Paris-Orly are guaranteed. A February seminar is built on those three routes, not on the summer timetable.
Ajaccio airport (AJA), about two hours by road, offers more frequencies out of season. It is the plan B when Figari is full or closed.
The villa is thirty-five minutes away. For a corporate stay or a group arriving on one flight, a private transfer often costs less than three cars — and avoids the hire desk in high season.
The commune where the villa stands: the village, the three bays, the bearings.
The commune's main beach, ten minutes away.
The calmest water in the area, on the northern shore of the gulf.
A long sweep backed by pines, twenty minutes north.
Red rock and umbrella pines, twenty minutes south.
About 35 minutes by road. Figari–Sud-Corse airport (IATA FSC, ICAO LFKF) is in the commune of Figari, 19 kilometres from Porto-Vecchio and 15 kilometres from Bonifacio.
Only three routes run continuously, operated by Air Corsica: Marseille, Nice and Paris-Orly. Every other route is seasonal. This is decisive for an off-season stay.
From roughly April to October, around thirty destinations are added: most major French cities, along with London, Brussels, Geneva, Basel-Mulhouse, Zurich, Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Milan. The timetable changes each season — it is wise to check with the airport before fixing dates.
Yes. Figari is Corsica's leading airport for business aviation. Villa Terra's concierge arranges the welcome and the transfer at the aircraft.
For a group arriving on one flight, a private transfer is often simpler and sometimes cheaper than several hire cars, particularly in July and August when the desks are overwhelmed. For a long stay with daily outings, one or two cars remain useful. The concierge arranges either.
Ajaccio (AJA), about two hours by road from the villa, offers more frequencies out of season. Bastia is considerably further. By sea, the port of Porto-Vecchio is some twenty minutes away.
Send us your flight number — a driver will be waiting as you come through.