Taste the unique sun-soaked flavours of the Patrimonio wines produced in the beautiful Nebbio Valley, a natural site inscribed on the World Heritage List. Situated between Bastia and the picturesque …
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Visit Europe’s leading centre for turtle and tortoise research, breeding, and conservation. Fully integrated into abundant Corsican vegetation, this natural site covers an area of 2.5 ha, boasting 170 species …
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Discover the medieval fortress town of Bonifacio perched dramatically atop white limestone cliffs on the southernmost tip of Corsica. Founded in 830, the island’s oldest town boasts a striking 9th-century …
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Hike to exceptionally beautiful panoramic views of the coastal peak of Capo d’Orto, located on Corsica’s rugged west coast. Rising 1294 m above the iconic scenery of the Gulf of …
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Fly or sail to Corsica, one of Europe’s top destinations, famous for its unique blend of pristine beaches, dramatic mountain ranges, rich cultural heritage, and mouth-watering cuisine. The quickest way …
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Travel back in time to discover a fascinating collection of ancient artifacts 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 …