Where to Go
With its citadel perched atop a rocky promontory in the centre of the town, Corte continues to be the centre of the island’s nationalist movement
Be rewarded with views of the Golo River as you hike through the Scala di Santa Regina
At 2,710m, the highest peak of Corsica – the Monte Cinto – offers stunning views of the whole island
The idyllic Lake of Nino and its surrounding ponds is one of the most famous lakes in Corsica and a popular animal grazing spot
Pass forests of silver birch, larch and pine trees to get to the Bergeries de Radule and the enchanting Radule Waterfall
Marvel at 300-year-old towering Laricio pine trees in the Forest of Aïtone, which wild boar, Aitone foxes, sparrow hawks, eagles and Corsican nuthatch call home
Visit pretty Evisa, famous for its ancient chestnut forest
Swim in the crystalline waters of rivers which converge in to create the Spelunca Gorge, whose walls rise up to 1000m
Discover some of the finest coastline in Corsica on the Scandola Peninsula, where red granite cliffs and strange rock formations emerge from the crystal clear sea, providing a great backdrop for the setting sun
Explore the beautiful town of Piana and the famous Calanques de Piana
Stroll around Bastia’s picturesque and lively restaurant-lined old port and soak up the faded charm of jaded buildings, narrow streets and alleys
Sample wine in cellars in Patrimonio wine region
Discover the Agriates Desert, the only official desert in Europe
Cross the Spasimata footbridge, the most photographed spot on the GR20
Explore la Balagne, with its preserved stone hilltop villages, countless churches, olive groves and pristine white sand beaches including its jewel, the bay of Calvi
Napolean’s birthplace Ajaccio is a vibrant city full of museums where it is possible to learn more about Corsica’s turbulent history
Soaring to over 1,600m, the Needles of Bavella change colour throughout the day and form magnificent silhouettes