Travel back in time to discover a fascinating collection of ancient artefacts at the Departmental Museum of Archaeology Jérome Carcopino, located in Corsica’s Roman capital- Aleria. The Genoese Fort of …
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Discover the world-famous Calanches de Piana, an awe-inspiring landscape of red granite rock formations eroded into fascinating shapes. Spiky outcrops rising 300 m above the sea level flanked by steep, …
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Pristine blue waters lapping white sands, shaded by fragrant maritime pine trees and no crowds- relax at the glorious Pinia Beach, one of the jewels of Corsica’s beautiful Costa Serena. …
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Explore the mysteries of Filitosa, one of the most celebrated megalithic sites in the Mediterranean, dating back 8000 years. Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the distinctive anthropomorphic sculptures …
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Explore Bastia, Corsica’s northern capital and the island’s second-largest city, founded by the Genoese in 1378. Lively and dynamic year-round, this busy passenger port town located on Corsica’s east coast …
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Enjoy a scenic drive in the glorious landscapes of the Défilé de la Scala di Santa Regina, located in the heart of Corsica. This dramatic route meanders through a deep …
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Enjoy a refreshing mountain walk to the idyllic Creno Lake dotted with an array of exquisite Corsican water lilies. Located at an altitude of 1310m, this scenic spot is surrounded …
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Discover L’Ile Rousse, a charming Riviera-style resort founded in the 18th century by the visionary Pasquale Paoli. Blessed with a gentle microclimate and surrounded by lush hills that shelter turquoise …
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Corsica boasts an unparalleled variety of extraordinary landscapes– from spectacular mountain ranges and white sandy beaches to fragrant forests and emerald river pools. The unique blend of this astonishing scenic diversity, …
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Hike to spectacular views of the Capu Rossu summit, one of the scenic symbols of Corsica’s untamed west coast. This family-friendly, year-round hiking destination is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who …