Fuel Prices in Corsica: June 2025 Update and Cheapest Gas Stations location

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Planning a road trip around Corsica this summer? One of the most practical questions travellers ask is: how much does fuel cost on the island? In this article, we bring you a current overview of fuel prices in Corsica as of June 2025, based on the trustworthy data from carburant.org. Prices have remained fairly stable over the past few days, so the rates listed below are a good reference for anyone filling up soon.

Best Areas for Low Fuel Prices in Corsica

If you’re looking to save money, location matters. As in previous years, the eastern coast of Corsica—particularly the area from Costa Verde down to Ghisonaccia—offers some of the island’s most affordable fuel prices. For example, this morning’s average rates were:

  • Diesel: €1.63 per litre
  • SP95 petrol: €1.77 per litre

Cheapest Fuel Prices by location (€/L)

Here’s a breakdown of the lowest recorded prices in major Corsican towns:

Diesel

  • Bastia: €1.67
  • Ajaccio: €1.65
  • Corte: €1.71
  • Ghisonaccia / Eastern Coast: €1.63
  • Calvi: €1.74
  • L’Île-Rousse: €1.69
  • Bonifacio: €1.69
  • Porto-Vecchio: €1.72
  • Propriano: €1.69
  • Cozzano: €1.68
  • Saint-Florent: €1.69

SP95 Petrol

  • Bastia: €1.79
  • Ajaccio: €1.78
  • Corte: €1.85
  • Ghisonaccia / Eastern Coast: €1.77
  • Calvi: €1.86
  • L’Île-Rousse: €1.80
  • Bonifacio: €1.80
  • Porto-Vecchio: €1.85
  • Propriano: €1.81
  • Cozzano: €1.81
  • Saint-Florent: €1.81

Final Tip for Travelers

Keep in mind that prices can vary slightly based on competition, station opening hours, and individual pricing strategies. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend checking carburant.org before setting off on your Corsican journey.

Featured image taken by andreas160578 from Pixabay

Original article published on CorsicaOggi.com, an online journal providing news and articles about society, economy, politics, culture, tourism, and sports in Italian.

Guillaume Bereni

Guillaume is the owner and editor of Sustainable Corsica. He is the founder of Mare è Monti Conseil, a consulting agency dedicated to helping businesses develop projects focused on slow, cultural, conscious, and sustainable tourism in Corsica. He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of CorsicaOggi.com, a news platform offering independent coverage of Corsican affairs in Italian. A happy husband and proud father of three energetic children, he is a passionate traveler, naturally curious, and just nerdy enough to enjoy the details—because nobody's perfect. You can learn more at https://maremonticonsulting.fr.

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