Gites, villas and holiday rentals in Corsica

What to do in Corsica?

Corsica is an island that has preserved its authenticity for centuries. This means that while discovering the richness of Corsica's nature, you are bound to come across a typical village, a citadel or a marina. For the more active, the hikes will make you discover breathtaking landscapes.

Where to eat in Corsica?

The island of Beauty contains gastronomic treasures to be tested. For your gastronomic journey, try the local cuisine at Matthieu's, on Padulone beach, in Aléria. You will taste refined dishes, as well as succulent desserts. La Bodega in Bonifacio serves authentic Corsican cuisine in a refined and intimate setting. For a quick lunch or takeaway, go to Produits Corses A Casetta in Ajaccio.

What to visit in Corsica?

We'll mention the must-sees here, such as the house where Bonaparte was born, in Ajaccio, and then push on to the Cathedral Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption and the citadel. In Bastia, after visiting the marina, be sure to discover the authentic Corsica by taking a historical walk from Terra Nova to Terra Vecchia. But the small island of Corsica has so many treasures in store for us that a local guide will be of great help in making the most of them.

Where to walk in Corsica?

To get an overview of Corsica, there is nothing better than beautiful walks through the wonderful landscapes of the island. There are many options to choose from, so there is something for everyone. For half a day, you can visit the Pozzines at Lake Nino, or a walk from Soccia to Lake Creno. If you can devote a whole day to hiking, then the Tour des Aiguilles de Bavella is a good hiking trail.