Olmeto (Ulmetu).
Perched above the Gulf of Valinco, Olmeto stretches between the sea and the mountains, set against a backdrop of granite and light. This village, with its authentic charm, tells a story marked by vendettas, literary figures such as Colomba, and above all by the age-old tradition of olive growing. Here, the olive groves shape the landscape and bear witness to a craft passed down from generation to generation. As you wander through its 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, sun-drenched port on the shores of the Gulf of Valinco, Propriano offers much more than just a seaside setting. From its ancient ruins to its 19th-century development, the town blends different eras and influences. Let us guide you along its quays and through its bustling narrow streets to its hilltop church, which offers an exceptional panoramic view of the sea and the mountains. Here, maritime traditions, ancient tales and modern life come together in a warm and authentic atmosphere.
Sartène (Sartè)
Perched on a mountainside, Sartène, ‘the most Corsican of Corsican towns’, captivates visitors with its austere and imposing architecture, a legacy of influential noble families. Designated a ‘Town of Art and History’, its cobbled streets unfold a fascinating tale of vendettas, religious fervour and political struggles. As you wander through its vaulted passageways, let yourself be swept away by the unique character of this granite town, where every stone speaks of the very soul of Corsica.





















