[:it]Corsica not to be missed[:in]Corse not to be missed[:]

[:it]Corsica not to be missed[:in]Corse not to be missed[:]

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I TAKE YOU ON A JOURNEY TO DISCOVER BEAUTIFUL PLACES, BREATHTAKING VIEWS, WHERE THE COLORS OF NATURE MATCH PERFECTLY WITH THE INFINITE SHADES OF THE SEA. IN SHORT, WHAT NOT TO MISS IN CORSICA.

THE CORSICA is nicknamed l’isle de beauty. Easy to understand why, in fact once discovered, you will feel the need to return often, for a holiday dedicated to the beautiful sea and relaxation.

What is most striking, unlike other European islands, lies in the difference in the colors of nature. Here they take on a more decisive and lively tone. The sea is never a single color, even on the grayest days you will be able to perfectly admire the different shades.

The island can be reached by plane via the Figari Sud Corse airport, that of Calvi Sainte-Catherine or that of Bastia Poretta Corsica. By ship it can be reached via connections with Bastia, while with Calvi only on certain days of the week. Costs, booking in advance will allow you to travel with your own cabin and vehicle at relatively low prices compared to other destinations.

 

Once on the island by plane, obviously the advice is to rent a car if your intention is to get around the island as much as possible. Try to look at the low cost prices here: The largest car rental service in the world.

Otherwise, if you choose to stay in the chosen place, a quad or moped will suffice.

The territory of this island is divided into completely different areas from each other, perhaps also for this reason it attracts the idea of ​​a trip of this type. Discovering ever new places makes the holiday electrifying and never boring.

The landscape is mainly mountainous. The northwestern part is the most rocky, the one to the north east is absolutely flatter. In the south you will find beautiful sandy beaches some characterized by high white cliffs typical of Bonifacio. The latter area is the most popular with tourism due to the presence of Caribbean-like beaches.

The roads in Corsica are beautiful, wide and perfect for motorcyclists. They offer wonderful views that you can appreciate even more on a motorbike. The only winding roads you will find are in correspondence with more hidden and still wild beaches where you will find it more difficult to reach them.

A summary of the most beautiful places to see from north to south

In the north not to be missed:

  • Cap Corse, and the “here” of the island and has a very wild stretch, a long and narrow peninsula with picturesque ancient villages.

  • Calvi, birthplace of Christopher Columbus characterized for the upper part by an old military fortress in which it is enclosed “the citadel”, a labyrinth of stone streets full of restaurants, locals, typical Corsican shops and wonderful views over the gulf. In the lower area you will find the new city center and the harbor with restaurants and cocktail music bars.

  • Ille Rousse, delightful French town, with a beautiful city center and beautiful sea. Connected to Calvi by a nice little train that stops at all the beaches on the route.

  • Saint-Florent, one of the most chic destinations on the island, called the little Saint-tropez, several sandy beaches nearby.

The most beautiful beaches in the north:

  • The saleccia it is a wonderful Caribbean beach. Reachable by renting a 4×4 or a gig, crossing the Desert des Agriates. Otherwise by taking a boat from Saint Florent or even reaching the nearby one beach of lotto and along the path that will allow you to get there on foot. There is no structure on the beach, bring food and drinks with you.

  • Algaiola, long beach, the sea of ​​a shaded green color. Close to the beach, the delightful village that frames it. It is located between Calvi and Ille Rousse.

  • Cheer up, between Calvi and Ille Rousse is a splendid sandy beach with an emerald green sea.

  • Reach out, it can be reached from nearby Bodri with a spectacular panoramic path on the beach and the sea, or from the nearby guarded parking. Presence of bars.

  • Ostriconi, it is located after Ille Rousse. E’ a beach subject to the wind, therefore to be preferred on quieter days. The path to the beach is spectacular. The beach is very long and sandy.

  • Gulf of Revellata, it is located west of the town of Calvi, taking the D81B towards Ajaccio. The street is narrow, and due to its particularity and height it will leave you an emotional memory for a long time. The view of the gulf from above is unique, the beach is small but gorgeous, the path by car a little difficult.

West of the island not to be missed:

  • Ajaccio, of Genoese origin, cultural capital of corsica. The native city of Napoleon Bonaparte, which develops in a horseshoe shape around the small gulf.

  • Bloody islands, are part of the municipality of Ajaccio, magnificent panorama composed of 4 islands with a dark red color, on the top of the main island is the lighthouse.

  • Gulf of the Valico, in the area of Propriano, a succession of white sandy beaches with a magnificent mountain panorama behind. Some coves are not accessible by car and to reach them you have to rely on boat excursions. In this area water sports,diving, canyoning are popular.

  • Calanques de Piana, 5km south of Porto, represent one of the most spectacular attractions on the island, and at the same time a romantic place, thanks to the presence of the heart-shaped rock that attracts many visitors who go there to photograph it.

The north-eastern area of ​​the island not to be missed is the locality of :

  • Weather in Santa Lucia di Moriani
  • Aleria

E’ the flatter area ,it has no relevant characteristics, you will find beaches with shallow waters and little crowds.

 

 

South of the island:

  • Old Port: seaside village of Genoese origin, the most popular tourist resort on the island, lively town, characteristic and chic. It boasts the presence of many restaurants and clubs as well as beautiful shops and boutiques.

  • Bonifacio: unmissable half of your trip to Corsica, wonderful citadel with steep and narrow alleys, built on 70 meters high on the white stone cliffs shaped by the wind and the sea. It dominates the turquoise waters of the Strait of Bonifacio. Don't miss L’King's Staircase’ Aragon, than with its tiring 187 steps goes down to 60 meters to the sea, with a wonderful path. Do not miss the magical views from the top of the fortifications and from the highest points of the town.

The most beautiful beaches in southern corsica:

  • Saint cyprian: in the province of Lecci, quiet place, fine sandy beach. The feast of the patron saint in August is beautiful with fireworks over the sea. Free and private

  • Cala Rossa, in the province of Lecci, sandy beach, quiet and away from crowds even in August. Characterized by the presence of red rocks overlooking the sea. Free and private.

  • Palombaggia, sandy beach, sea ​​of ​​wonderful colors, presence of rooms for dancing aperitifs.

  • Gulf of Santa Giulia, sandy beach, free and equipped, sea ​​characterized by different shades of color, transparent backdrop, presence of boulders on the beach and the sea.

  • Bay of Rondinara, sandy beach, shallow transparent and green sea, presence on the beach of nice cows that do not disturb tourists. Free and private.

  • Porto Novo, sandy beach, reachable by a long footpath, ideal for those who love walking in the midst of nature, or with 4×4. quiet beach fantastic sea. presence of boats.

  • Maori Beach, near bonifacio, free and private beach characterized by a seabed of red sand and sea of ​​different shades.

  • Small sperone, near bonifacio, you will have to reach it on foot via a path. You will find in front of you this splendid small sandy cove, with a heavenly vision. A suggestive corner with green water and a sandy bottom. There is nothing on the beach so bring your own food and drink.

  • Great spur, larger than petit sperone, reachable on foot via a path from petit speron. White sand beach, surrounded by white cliffs, wonderful sea.

  • Weather in Roccapina, west of Bonifacio. You will find a route to reach by car or motorbike, a bit difficult but doable. A wild beach, with rocks on the sides, with an incredibly transparent sea. Here too there are no facilities, take everything you need with you.

Obviously, the tour at Lavezzi islands, with a short and fun ferry ride you can admire the splendid view of Bonifacio from the sea, go through the caves, and reach the wonderful islands. Incredibly transparent sea with small fish visible to the naked eye, the characteristic rocks on the sea form the background. There is nothing on the island so you have to take everything with you. Trips are daily and ferries depart every hour. The cost is 20 euro each.

If you are interested in getting information on prices and availability, take a look here:
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I BRING YOU IN A TRAVEL TO DISCOVERING BEAUTIFUL PLACES, WHERE THE NATURE COLORS ARE PERFECTLY FITTED WITH THE INFINITE SEAFOODS OF THE SEA. IN LETTER, WHAT DO NOT MISS IT IN CORSE.

Corsica is called the “isle de beauty“. Easy to understand the reason, once discovered, you will feel the need to return often, for a vacation full of beautiful sea and relaxation.

What strikes, unlike other European islands, is the difference in the colors of nature. Here, they assume a more decisive tone and light. The sea is never a single color, even on gray days you will be able to admire perfectly the different shades.

The island can be reached by plane via the Figari Sud Corse airport, Calvi Sainte-Catherine or the Bastia Poretta Corsica airport. By boat it is possible to reach via Bastia, while with Calvi only in some days of the week. Costs by booking right in advance will allow you to travel by car at a relatively low price compared to other destinations.

 

Coming to the island by plane of course the advice is to rent a car if your intention is to spin the island as much as possible. Try to look here for low cost car hire rates here: The largest car rental service in the world.

Otherwise, if you choose to stay in the chosen place, just have a quad or a scooter.

The territory of this island is divided into completely different areas, perhaps because of this it attracts the idea of ​​such a journey. Discovering always new places makes the holiday thrilling and never boring.

The landscape is predominantly mountainous. The northwest part is the most rocky one, and the northeast is absolutely more flat. In the south you will find beautiful sandy beaches some characterized by high white cliffs typical of bonifacio. The latter area is the most frequented by tourism for the presence of beaches with Caribbean tones.

The roads in Corsica are beautiful, wide and perfect for motorcyclists. They give you wonderful views that you can enjoy even more in motion. The only winding roads you will find are at the most hidden and still wild beaches where you can find more difficulty in reaching them.

A summary of the most beautiful places to see from north to south

To the north do not miss it:

  • Cap Corse is the “finger” of the island and features a very wild stretch, a narrow and long peninsula with picturesque ancient villages.

  • Calvi, Christopher Columbus’s birthplace, is characterized by the high part of an old military fortress where the “Citadel” is enclosed, a maze of stone streets full of restaurants, shops, typical shops and wonderful views of the Gulf. In the lower part you will find the new city center and the harbor with restaurants and cocktail music bars.

  • Ille Rousse, a delightful French town with a beautiful city center and beautiful sea. Connected to Calvi via a nice train that stops at all the beaches on the route.

  • Saint-Florent, one of the most chic destinations on the island, called the small Saint-Tropez, nearby several sandy beaches.


The most beautiful beaches in the north:

  • Weather in Saleccia is a wonderful Caribbean beach. Accessible by renting a 4×4 or a calesse, crossing the Desert des Agriates. Otherwise taking a boat from Saint Florent or even reaching the nearby lotus beach and following the path that will allow you to reach it on foot.

  • Algaiola, long beach, the sea of ​​a delicate green color. Close to the beach the delightful little village that framed it. It is located between Calvi and Ille Rousse.
  • Cheer up, between Calvi and Ille Rousse is a beautiful sandy beach with emerald green sea.
  • Reach out, you can reach the nearby Bodri with a spectacular panoramic path on the beach and the sea, or from the nearby guarded car park.
  • Ostriconi, is located after Ille Rousse. It is a beach subject to the wind, so it is to be preferred on quieter days. The way to the beach is spectacular. The beach is very long and sandy.
  • Gulf of Revellata, is located west of Calvi Town, taking the D81B towards Ajaccio. The road is narrow, and for its peculiarity and height you will leave an emotional memory for a long time. The top view of the Gulf is unique, the beach is small but gorgeous, the trail in the car a bit difficult.

To the west of the island not to be missed:

  • Ajaccio, of Genoese orgines, cultural capital of Corsica. The native town of Napoleon Bonaparte, which develops horseshoe around the small gulf

  • Isle Sanguinaries, are part of the town of Ajaccio, a magnificent panorama of four islands with dark red color, on the top of the island the lighthouse is located.
  • Gulf of Valico, in the area of ​​Propriano, is a succession of white sandy beaches with a magnificent mountain panorama. Some coves are not accessible by car and you will have to go for boat excursions. In this area water sports, diving, canyoning go for the bigger.

  • Calanques de Piana, 5km south of Porto, are one of the most spectacular attractions on the island, and at the same time a romantic place, thanks to the heart-shaped rock that attracts many visitors who go there to photograph it.


The northeastern part of the island can not miss the resorts of:

  • Santa Lucia of Moriani
  • Aleria

It is the most flat area, it has no relevant characteristics, you will find beaches with low backdrops and little crowding.

  • Old Port: Genoese-style seaside resort, the most popular tourist resort on the island, lively, characteristic and chic town. There are plenty of restaurants and clubs over beautiful shops and boutiques.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Bonifacio: the must-see half of your trip to Corsica, a beautiful citadel with steep narrow alleys, built on 70 meters high on the white stone cliffs shaped by the wind and the sea. Dominates the turquoise waters of the Bonifacio Bouches. Not to miss The Staircase of the King of Aragon, which with its tiring 187 steps descends for 60 meters to the sea, with a wonderful path. Do not miss the magical views from the top of the fortifications and the highest points of the town.

The most beautiful beaches in south Corsica:

  • Saint cyprian: in the province of Lecci, quiet, fine sand beach. Beautiful feast of the patron saint in August with fireworks on the sea.

  • Red Cala, in the province of Lecci, sandy beach, quiet and far from the crowd even in August. Characterized by the presence of red rocks overlooking the sea.
  • Palombaggia, sandy beach, marvelous sea, presence of ballroom dancing venues.

  • Gulf of Santa Giulia, sandy beach, free and equipped, sea characterized by different shades of color, transparent backdrop, presence of rock boulders on the beach and the sea.

  • Bay of Rondinara, sandy beach, transparent sea and green sea bottom, presence on the beach of cute cows that do not disturb the tourists.

  • Porto Novo, sandy beach, accessible by footpath, or with 4×4. Quiet beach fantastic sea. Presence of boats.

  • Maori Beach, near bonifacio, a free and private beach characterized by a red and white sandy beach of different shades.

  • Small sperone, near bonifacio you will have to reach it on through a footpath and then find this beautiful little sandy shore, from heavenly vision, a suggestive corner with emerald green water, sand backdrop.

 

  • Grand Sperone, bigger than petit spur, reachable on foot via footpath from petit spur, white sand beach, surrounded by white cliffs, stupendous sea.

  • Weather in Roccapina, to the west of Bonifacio. You will find a route to be reached by car or motorbike, a bit difficult but feasible. A wild beach, with rocks at the sides, with an incredibly transparent sea.

Of course, you can not miss the tour at the Isle Lavezzi in the list, with a short and fun ferry ride you can admire the splendid view of Bonifacio from the sea, go through the caves, and reach the wonderful islands. An incredibly transparent sea with naked eye-catching fish, are the background features of the rocks on the sea. There is nothing in the island so you have to take everything behind. Tours are daily and ferries depart every hour. The cost is 20 euros per head.

If you are interested in informing us of prices and availability, please take a look here:
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