Welcome to Corsica, home to wonderful landscapes between land and sea. You will be dazzled by its magnificent fine sandy beaches and turquoise waters. But Corsica is also a land of history, dotted with Genoese towers and home to the likes of Pascal Paoli and, Napoléon Bonaparte, just some of the men who marked the history of the region.
Visiting Corsica means discovering a region of a thousand treasures. With villages like Sant’Antonio and Piana certified as some of the “Most beautiful villages in France”, the GR20 hiking trail which crosses the island, the mountains, the beaches and a unique cultural and culinary identity, Corsica prides itself on having so much to offer.
There is a multitude of activities here, from scuba diving to boat trips and hiking in magnificent surroundings. Holiday in Corsica and enjoy an easy-going island lifestyle, where journeys aren’t measured in miles, but in hours. Far from the motorways on the continent, you’ll have all the time you need to admire the countryside and contemplate the stunning scenery that has stood its ground over time.
Corsica stretches over 8,680 m². Known as the Ile de Beauté, it is a small area packed with must-see places.
Read moreHow can you talk about Corsica without mentioning its food culture? Let’s start with the wine produced on the island’s hillsides, where sun-drenched vines give it its unique taste.
Read moreYou see the Ile de offers a wide range of activities which will meet the needs of every visitor. Here’s our pick of the best things to do in Corsica.
Read moreCorsica is a very lively region, with cultural events on all year round.
Read moreBefore leaving for Corsica, here’s a bit more information that could significantly improve your stay.
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