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Aiguilles de Bavella

Rocky spikes of Red Granite that dominate the Aiguilles de Bavella hill, (the name translates to Bavella Needles). The sharp points of the Aiguilles de Bavella are one of Corsica's most beautiful landscape features and the spectacular silhouette can be witnessed from the Bavella Pass. The peaks rise to heights above 1600 meters and are also know Asinao Horns, the colour of these points ranges from grey to ochre to golden depending on the position of sun in the sky. The Bavella massif is a wonderful place for activities such as climbing, canyoning and walking. Read More

Originally a Roman town, Ajaccio is the capital of Corsica. Claimed to be the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, the mountains with lush green woods and the port and citadel as one proceeds towards the sea make Ajaccio an all-year destination for tourists. One can visit the house where he was born which is now a museum, find various statues and places named in his honour. Ajaccio includes the Place Bonaparte, the cathedral, Rue Cardinal Fesch and continues up to and around Place Marechal Foch. There are numerous cafes, bars and restaurants around Ajaccio lined along tranquil beaches if you follow the seafront. Read More

The massive fortified Citadel of Calvi has much to offer, with a brilliant view from its bastions. The view of the Citadel's ramparts is magnificent, making it one of the top historic destinations in Corsica. Opposite it, you can find Chez Tao, a 1935 cabaret, now known for its nightlife. An awe-inspiring Symbolization the city of Calvi built during the Genoese occupation. After passing the monumental doorway between the two 16th century bastions, one can see the ancient Palace of the Genoese Governors, built in 1492 which now serves as a barrack for French army. Inside the citadel, one can find the church of the city's guardian angel St. Jean-Baptiste and the Tour de Sel, a watch tower constructed in 1897. Read More

Situated between La Balagne and St Florent is Desert des Agriates, known for its landscape and beauty. The Agriates desert is an arid landscape in the beautiful wilderness. The desert also includes the deserted beaches of Saleccia and Loto of pearl white sand and crystal clear water. Best for nature loves to explore this dry, scrub covered area which also includes a coastal path running its length from Ostriconi to Saint Florent. An ideal place for hiking this place requires at least two days minimum for a visit. Read More

Bastia is an impressive port town situated northeast of the island. Old harbor is the best place to spend your evening, with bars and restaurants lining the waterfront. Highlights include the church of St. Jean Baptiste, Place du Marche, and Place St. Nicholas. The Old Port of Bastia is the 'Town of Art and History' . The places of interest include the old town, the citadel and the old harbour. Filled with the charm of narrow lanes and alleys, pastel shades and tall buildings from the 18th century adorn the Bastia. Bastia offers numerous buildings worth exploring. Read More

Situated southwest of Calvi, this UNESCO world heritage site is one of Corsica's most famous landscapes. The scenic beauty of this place, with its colors and shapes, is breathtaking. One can only reach here by traveling on foot which requires climbing high mountains or via a boat from near Porto. The reserve with its sculpted bed rocks and sweeping bays is an incredible sight with rock formations of Red Granite soaring out of the clear blue sea. Read More