Olmeto(Ulmetu).
Perched above the Gulf of Valinco, Olmeto lies between the sea and the mountains, in a setting of granite and light. This charming, authentic village has a history marked by the vendetta, literary figures such as Colomba, and above all by the ancestral culture of the olive tree. Here, olive groves shape the landscape and bear witness to a know-how handed down from generation to generation. As you wander through the narrow streets, chapels and paths lined with centuries-old trees, immerse yourself in the living memory of a land where every stone and every tree has its own story to tell.
Propriano(Prupià):
A lively, bright port on the shores of the Gulf of Valinco, Propriano is much more than just a seaside resort. From its ancient remains to its 19th-century development, the town is a blend of eras and influences. Let yourself be guided along its quays, through its lively little streets and up to its hilltop church, from where you can enjoy an exceptional panorama of the sea and mountains. Here, maritime traditions, ancient tales and contemporary life meet in a warm and authentic atmosphere.
Sartène(Sartè)
Clinging to the side of the mountain, Sartène, “the most Corsican of Corsican towns”, is captivating with its austere, powerful architecture, inherited from influential families. Listed as a Town of Art and History, its cobbled streets tell a fascinating story of vendettas, religious fervour and political struggles. As you wander through its vaulted passageways, let the unique character of this city of granite, where every stone tells the story of Corsica’s deepest soul, wash over you.