Ajaccio is the capital of Corsica, with a population of 72,500 habitants. It is also the birthplace of Napoléon Bonaparte, which is why it is known as the Imperial City. But, after you visit Napoleon’s city, I encourage you to explore the surrounding area.
Think you know the most beautiful beaches in Corsica? You may have read my previous post on this subject. But did you know that there are still wild beaches in Corsica? They are not as easy to reach, there may be no beach bar or parking area, and far less people. So you will have […]
Corsica is known for its dreamy beaches, but there are also superb natural pools. The mountains on the island are the source of many rivers that reach the sea among rocks. Nature, being generous, offers us magnificent natural water spots. The water is certainly cooler than the Mediterranean, that is, very cold in the spring, […]
Why not discover Corsica, the “Ile de Beauté” (The Island of Beauty), through hiking? There are all kinds of hikes in Corsica, from the world-famous GR20 to kid-friendly ones. Let me tell you about hikes I have done and loved. Truth be told, I’m not a great sportswoman and I love easy hikes, when I […]
Want to discover the south of Corsica in seven or more days? This one-week itinerary around Southern Corsica has some absolutely must-see iconic locations. You can fly in to Ajaccio or Figari, but my recommendation is the Imperial City of Ajaccio. Day 1: AJACCIO The city of Ajaccio Ajaccio is the kind of town best […]