La Balagne
This is our most popular region of Corsica where the majority of our properties are situated.
- Calvi is picture perfect with its Genoese citadel, elegant harbour and sandy beach
- L’Ile Rousse and Monticello – a neighbouring seaside town and hilltop village
- Lumio and Calenzana offer an unspoilt typically Corsican atmosphere away from the larger resort towns.
- Sant’ Ambroggio, Algajola and Davia are coastal villages between Calvi and L’Ile Rousse
- The villages of La Balagne – picturesque communities where you will discover an authentic Corsican experience
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Le Nebbio & Cap Corse
Discover the contrast between the elegant town of St Florent and the wild rugged beauty of the Cap Corse peninsula.
- St Florent is known as the St Tropez of Corsica with its bustling waterfront, chic marina and quaint old town
- Erbalunga and Miomo are picturesque villages north of Bastia on Cap Corse
- Bastia is one of Corsica’s most successful commercial towns with atmospheric quayside
- Cap Corse is a maquis covered peninsula with unspoilt coastline, clifftop villages and secluded rocky inlets.
- Costa Verde is the area to the east of the Castagniccia, with its wide expanses of sand it is a popular holiday destination.
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L’Extreme Sud
With a more Italian feel, fabulous sandy beaches and a great mountain backdrop the Extreme Sud is a typical holiday area and is the ideal base for a twin-centre holiday combining a week in Corsica with a week in Sardinia.
- Bonifacio has a rich history; ramparts perched on the limestone plateau are an incredible sight
- Porto Vecchio is a chic cosmopolitan resort with some of the island’s best beaches close by
- Palombaggia, Rondinara and Santa Manza are three of the island’s most picturesque beaches
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Gulfs of the West Coast
The lush green maquis of the Valinco and this rugged coastline offer some of the most spectacular scenery in Corsica with tiny ports, secluded coves and some of the finest beaches on the island.
- Ajaccio is Corsica’s capital and the birthplace of Napoleon.
- Propriano is said to be in one of the most beautiful gulfs on the island, teeming with history and with fabulous beaches
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Central Corsica
The mountainous heart of Corsica is particularly popular with walkers and participants of outdoor activities, whilst the breathtaking scenery and historical sights have far wider appeal.
- Corte is a historic town with narrow cobbled streets; Corsica’s only university and a museum chronicling the island’s past.
- Gulf de Porto claims to be the most beautiful bay in the world; the scenery is spectacular with granite headlands plunging vertiginously into the calm waters below
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Sardinia - South of Corsica
Neighbouring Sardinia offers some of the most picturesque beaches in the Med with white sand and crystal clear waters; the unspoilt natural beauty, glamorous resorts and fabulous cuisine combine to produce an idyllic holiday destination just 11km from Corsica.
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