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With an array of hotels across the island, it is easy to find the perfect one to suit you. Why not try staying half-board for your next holiday? Read more
Our expert's just love the cuisine on offer throughout Corsica, and with Calvi being an extremely popular place to holiday, we thought we would share a few favourites in this beautiful town. Read more
Lockdown has led many of us to have more time on our hands, plenty of which has been dedicated to home-baking. Here are two recipes to try out, one of which is a traditional Corsican bake. Read more
At the foot of the Cap Corse peninsula lies the sheltered bay of St Florent, a bustling harbour town and the perfect base for an unforgettable holiday. Read more
Did you see the Hairy Bikers exploring Corsica? Their new show, Hairy Bikers' Mediterranean Adventure, can be seen on BBC2 or on BBC iPlayer. Read more
Be it a special birthday, a wedding anniversary, honeymoon, or family party, the island of Corsica is a wonderful location for a celebration. Read more
Corsica’s best known cheese, brocciu, is used in many traditional recipes, and this delicious hot dish makes a great winter warmer. Read more
Recreate the flavours of Corsica with this great cookbook, Recipes from Corsica, with hundreds of traditional dishes for you to try at home. Read more
During a recent holiday to Corsica's south east, I discovered some lovely eateries, ideal for making the most of the local cuisine. Read more
From cafés on the main square to family restaurants tucked down cobbled streets, there's a great choice of restaurants in L'Ile Rousse. Read more
Corsica is blessed with a diverse and unique cuisine. Here's our guide to what to eat in Corsica. Read more
A mini guide to the excellent, yet largely little known, wines of Corsica. Read more
