In an era where security concerns are increasingly shaping travel decisions, not just in Europe but worldwide, Corsica emerges as an ideal destination for those seeking a safe and tranquil …
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Where to stay in Corsica without a car? Is it possible to explore the island’s top attractions without the comfort of four wheels? As a matter of fact, even without …
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Discover Calvi, a beautiful coastal town famous for its glorious shell-shaped turquoise beach, the iconic 13th-century Citadel, and a lively marina. Located on Corsica’s arresting northwest coast in the region …
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Renowned for its chic marina, sultry atmosphere, and beautiful setting, the enchanting town of Saint Florent is a must-see destination for travellers exploring the region of northern Corsica. Often called …
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Visit Eglise San Michele de Murato, one of the most beautiful Romanesque churches in Corsica. Constructed in the distinctive Pisan style this unrivaled architectural wonder harmoniously integrated into its enchanting …
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Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica and Napoleon Bonaparte’s birthplace, is a thriving Mediterranean resort where rich historic and cultural heritage merges with the dazzling natural beauty of the surrounding landscapes. …
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Soak up the authentic Corsican spirit in the town of Sartene, a fascinating medieval stronghold steeped in history and tradition. Notorious for a turbulent past saturated with stories of bloody …
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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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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 …