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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to South Corsica: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into South Corsica
- The island of Corsica, nestled off the coasts of southern France and western Italy, is practically the ideal place to spend a holiday.
- An excellent holiday location is created by combining dozens of flawless beaches and breathtaking inland mountain landscapes.
- South Corsica is the ideal island getaway with its Corsica bays of upscale resorts and attractive harbour villages.
- Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace and the location of some breathtaking natural vistas, Corsica is the ideal holiday resort.
- Southern Corsica brings wealth to pique the imagination, from fantastical rock formations of Piana to the isolated Lavezzi Islands.
- Capital: Ajaccio
- International Airport: Aéroport de Figari - Aeroportu di Figari
- Population: 349,465
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT+2
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 220v-50hz
- Official Language: French
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in South Corsica
- "The charming capital of Corsica" in Bonifacio, and you may see various sights in the mediaeval city at any time.
- At the base of a mountain in Porto-Vecchio, Santa Giulia Bay is an actual lagoon with fine sand and blue water and the beach, one of the most comprehensive and active marine bases.
- Bonifacio, Travelers to Corsica will never cease to be amazed by the remarkable stairway built by man in the rock by the King of Aragon, which overlooks the sea.
- The town of Zonza is situated at the base of the Aiguilles de Bavella and is well-liked by travellers for its lodgings, eateries, stores, and artisans.
- Saint John church, Santa Crucci chapel, Genoese Gate, and five Bastions in the centre of Corsica, the citadel is a significant historical site in Corsica.
- Palombaggia, This remarkable peninsula offers modest seas that are perfect for kids to enjoy their holiday, along with blues, pink porphyry, umbrella trees, white dunes, and a panoramic view of the Cerbicale Nature Reserve.
- The ruins of the original Corsican settlements, Tappa, Ceccia, or Araghju, are "Casteddi," or fortifications, with the earliest dating to the second millennium BC. These sites are great for family trips while on holiday in Corsica.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit South Corsica
- The Mediterranean weather of Corsica is characterised by warm, dry summers and cool, rainy winters.
- The island's north is warmer than its south, while its east is wetter than its west.
- Summer in Corsica lasts from June to August, followed by Autumn/Fall from September to November, Winter from December through February, and Spring from March to May.
- The busiest travel times are thought to be in the warmest months of the year, July and August.
- Early fall, September to October and late spring, May to June, have considerably more agreeable weather and are ideal for hiking and other outdoor activities.
- The sea is often thought to be too chilly for swimming from November to May.
- Corsica, like most of France, may get congested in August, the warmest month and when the French celebrate their national holiday.
- The most excellent time to visit Corsica is between June and September when the weather is milder; it would be a terrific opportunity to appreciate the gorgeous beaches and well-known hiking routes.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in South Corsica
Aiguilles de Bavella
- The majestic silhouettes of the jagged Aiguilles de Bavella overlook the mountain pass where the Col de Bavella travels of Corsica.
- These sharp points, sometimes called the Cornes d'Asinao, change colour as the sun shines from grey to golden.
- The Bavella massif is an excellent place for hiking, canyoning, and rock climbing.
- You could even see some of the local mouflons on your Corsica holiday if you're lucky.
Filitosap
- The most significant prehistoric site in Corsica is north of Propriano, where magnificent granite menhirs date back as far as Filitosap, Corsica.
- During the Bronze Age, several were recarved to hold intricate faces and weapons, giving them the unusual appearance of being in remembrance of particular people.
- The tour of this beautiful outdoor area, which includes meandering through fields and slopes dotted with the remains of ancient colossal fortifications and ending in the contemporary museum, will last a lifetime memory of Filitosap, Corsica.
Plage de Palombaggia
- It is challenging to overlook the enormous Plage de Palombaggia, southeast of Porto-Vecchio while thinking about the ideal "idyllic beach,".
- This is the Corsican paradise you have been wondering about, a beach bordered by pine trees, turquoise-coloured waves, and magnificent views of the Îles Cerbicale.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
South Corsica Off the Beaten Track
AJACCIO
- Welcome to the stunning Corsican capital and birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, AJACCIO.
- Visit the Bonaparte birthplace, which is now an exciting museum, when it's time for a coffee or glass of wine.
- You'll likely spend much time strolling along the promenade, where some hotels and restaurants offer water views.
- At the Fesch Museum, you may indulge your passion for great art, while St. Francois Beach lets you enjoy all-day sunbathing in the middle of the city.
- If coastal adventures are more your style, the ancient town is close to several beaches with fine, silky sand that will suit your needs.
PROPRIANO
- Propriano is among Corsica's most excellent spots to visit if you enjoy sailing and diving.
- While exploring the waterfront, take shots of the Church of Notre Dame de la Misericorde and pleasure boats.
- You may go to Lido and Corsaire beaches from hotels and restaurants to have a plunge in the glistening ocean.
- Visit the adjacent hamlet of Olmeto for panoramic views, then hike the hills in the interior.
CAMPOMORO
- The most excellent location for peace during your family's holiday in Corsica is CAMPOMORO.
- Spend your holiday in charming Campomoro at the base of a Genoese watchtower, which you may climb for sweeping vistas.
- The dazzling sea is encircled by a broad arc of sand that leads to rocky coastal paths filled with coves and rock formations.
- You can refuel for snorkelling and relaxing on the sand with an excellent book at a few beautiful eateries.
BONIFACIO
- Bonifacio is a white limestone cliff decorated with one of Corsica's most attractive locations and its oldest town.
- With its winding cobblestone streets and breathtaking coastline panoramas, the mediaeval town is a walker's paradise.
- If you're travelling with children, board the tourist train to spare tiny legs and see the 9th-century fortress.
- Or, if you're up for a challenge, descend the cliff down the steep Staircase of King Alfonso V for a cool swim in the sea. Just remember to avoid returning in the heat of the day.
- You'll find bustling piazzas and many cafés and restaurants surrounding the port to unwind in after a long day touring the local seaside resorts.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
South Corsica Culture and Traditions
- In general, Corsicans are easygoing and laid back and value patience and politeness. "Monsieur," "Madame," or "Mademoiselle" can be used to address people during a Corsica holiday.
- Many Corsicans are multilingual or trilingual and know Italian; French is the island nation of Corsica's official language.
- Despite the island's predominance of Roman Catholicism, Corsica is covered in sculptures, symbols, paintings, and emblems of the Virgin Mary, much like most of France.
- Corsica is a cultural island with several music, art, and cultural events run by enthusiastic volunteers in their chosen fields.
- The mournful polyphonic music of Corsica has recently come back into fashion, performed by trios or quartets, either a cappella or with percussion, flutes, or stringed instruments.
- The history of this cosmopolitan island is chronicled by monuments, citadels, watchtowers, and museums that are dispersed around the island.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
South Corsica: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Brocciu
#Food
- Since Corsica is equally beneficial for anything, it makes sense that Corsican cheese and cured meat are twins.
- The most well-known of them is brocciu, which you should try while visiting South Corsica, which is created with a foundation of goat's or sheep's milk.
Figatellu
#Food
- You shouldn't skip out on Corsican pork and cured meats while on holiday because they are some of the island's symbols.
- The favourite dry sausages are coppa, lonzu, and figatellu, made from the cured pork flesh known as "figatellu."
- Each sausage utilises a different animal section, but they are all produced with natural intestines and dried for several months.
Pulenda
#Food
- To make Corsican pulenda, chestnut flour is mixed with water and salt to create a bread ball typically cooked in a cauldron.
- If you are travelling Corsica in the winter, try Pulenda, a hefty little speciality that frequently appears on festive winter tables of Corsica.
Walk all along the beachfront on the South Corsica
#Fun
- Travellers will never tyre of the magnificent beaches in Porto Vecchio and along the expansive stretch of coastline between Porto Pollo and Campomoro.
- Some of the most excellent beaches on the island are found in South Corsica, including the perennially popular Palombaggia beach, the silky white sands of Santa Giulia
Take the Col de Bavella by car.
#Fun
- Drive inland to reach the impressive Col de Bavella, one of Corsica's most stunning passes, just north of Zonza.
- As you travel to Col de Bavella, take in the breathtaking vistas of the forest, mountains, and ocean as here in Corsica at its most beautiful.
Visit the Lavezzi islands by boat.
#Fun
- The Lavezzi Islands, consisting of 10 little islands between Corsica and Sardinia, are a true paradise.
- There are several remote, beautiful beaches, naturally formed pools throughout the archipelago, and some of the best diving on the island.
- Lavezzi islands are great for reaching total relaxation and are accessible from Bonifacio by boat with moderate ease.
La Cave Sartenaise
#Fashion
- La Cave Sartenaise is a spot that you don't want to miss when visiting South Corsica, whether you're looking to buy supplies or souvenirs to bring home.
- The main square's La Cave Sartenaise is an excellent spot to buy charcuterie, cheese, honey, olive oil, biscuits, and Corsican native wine.
Porto-Vecchio
#Fashion
- With their numerous stores offering anything from the finest handcrafted gifts to whatever you desire, Porto-chic Vecchio's shops are an island shopping destination not to be missed.
- Throughout the summer, nighttime shopping, which is usually much awaited, even brings life to the shopping streets of Porto-Vecchio.
Saint-Cyprien
#Fashion
- With its laid-back vibe and several summer parties, Saint-Cyprien infuses enjoyment into nighttime shopping to music.
- In a festival that includes kids' activities and performances, Saint-Cyprien vendors sell handcrafted jewellery, temporary tattoos, homemade cakes and pastries, and local products.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
South Corsica: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Beyond the beaches, a bumpier Corsica quickly becomes apparent. All skill sets may enjoy exhilarating walks in the hills and mountains.
- From a short trek to the well-known, multi-day long-distance adventure in the Corsican Alps, you have various options.
- The majority of hiking trails, fortunately, pass through maquis patches, flowering shrublands, and myrtle, rosemary, and, most prominently, fragrant, honey-like immortelle plants.
- If you want to go on an unforgettable hiking trip, base yourself in Corté.
- This commune serves as the starting point for several excursions to the Melo, Capitellu, and Nino's high-altitude lakes and the defined routes in the Parc Naturel Régional de Corse.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
South Corsica Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Typically held in early May, this event is perfect for cheese lovers to attend while holiday in Corsica.
- As featured on Rick Stein's Mediterranean Escapes, the Fiera di U Casgiu is a rural cheese and regional food market in Venaco.
- Vine enthusiasts shouldn't miss the Fiera di U Vinu in Luri event while travelling to Corsica in early July.
- The Fiera di U Vinu, located in the centre of the town of Luri, is a significant gathering for the island's wine producers and welcomes the public to sample wines from all over Corsica.
- Around 10,000 tourists commemorate the olive in a lovely olive grove setting, Fiera di l'Alivu in Montegrosso, which typically takes place in mid-July.
- Featuring exhibits showing the evolution of olive cultivation and artisans offering beverages and regional fare, Fiera di l'Alivu in Montegrosso will give you a unique experience in Corsica.
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