The island of Corsica is located in the Mediterranean to form a true tourism gem, it is one of the 18 regions of France, located southeast of the French mainland. The terrain of the area is so varied and amazing that the island is called the island of beauty. From rugged mountain ridges that rise prominently from the sea, to lush valleys, stunning beaches and picturesque villages, the stunning beauty of Corsica is unparalleled. There is a lot to see and do in the region, so follow us on the best tourist destinations in Corsica.
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Lavizzi Archipelago
Lavezzi Archipelago is a protected group of 100 uninhabited islands and coral reefs. It is a picturesque area to visit as the tranquil lapis lazuli is not only ideal for swimming, it is also an amazing area for photographs. Lavezzu Island is the largest of the seven major islands.
Palumbagia Beach in Porto-Vecchio
Southeast of Porto-Vecchio you will find the ideal Palombaggia beach with the ever-changing sea. The calm, sparkling waters of turquoise to blue shift to amethyst during the day, making this the most visited beach in Corsica. The wide sandy beach stretches over 1.5 km, surrounded by pine trees, and overlooks the wonderful views of many islands.
Bastia
The lively coastal town of Bastia is one of the most important ports in Corsica. You can get to know the true Corsican identity when you visit Bastia. There are three areas in the city: the old town (Terra Vechhia), the castle dating back to 1378, and the old harbor, all of which are of particular interest to tourists.
Scandola Natural Reserve in Porto
This UNESCO-listed sanctuary is located in the Gulf of Porto, southwest of Calvi. The remote mountain peninsula that makes up the Scandola protectorate stretches above and below the water, and is only accessible by boat.
Hidden bays and majestic red cliffs are surrounded by clear turquoise waters. You can enjoy one of the best diving experiences in Corsica in this reserve. Shuttle boats frequently depart from Calvi and a few from Porto. There are also organized tours that you can use to guide you through the area.
Cap Course
Cap Corse Peninsula, located in the northeastern corner of Corsica, is another beautiful part of the island that attracts visitors. This 40 km long and 10 km wide corridor contains medieval villages such as Pino and Nonza and other beautiful fishing villages around the coast. Farinole Beach is one of the major attractions of Cape Corse.
Calanques de Piana
The distinctive landscapes of this UNESCO-listed natural site located west of Corsica will make you cheerful, especially at sunset when you gain a red color. Granite rocks carved with huge rose stones and strange shape, often drown in the turquoise sea below. Some dramatic formations are 300 meters above sea level. There are also many hiking paths through the area.
The amazing Lavizzi Archipelago
Distinguished rocks in Calanques de Piana
Walk on Calanques de Piana
Turquoise Palombagia Beach sea
The beach of the Scandola Natural Reserve in Porto
The town of Bastia, which feels the identity of Corsica
Palumbagia Beach in Porto-Vecchio
Cap Kors Peninsula and its magnificent sea
Beautiful Calanques de Piana Roads
Scandola Natural Reserve in Porto
From the Lavizzi Archipelago
Port in Bastia
