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Roccapina

Authentic & NaturalAn unspoilt coastline and outstanding beaches

Remarkable and protected areas

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With 73 kilometres of coastline among the wildest in Southern Corsica, the Sartenais Valinco Taravo region is home to natural gems of rare beauty.

Roccapina, Capu Laurosu, Campomoro… these names evoke sublime beaches, nestling between turquoise seas and fragrant scrubland.
Listed for their ecological richness, these beaches are much more than just places to swim: they are remarkable, protected natural areas, where every grain of sand, every cove, deserves to be respected.

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Roccapina

a treasure sculpted by nature

The Roccapina site, a remarkable 500-hectare area belonging to the Conservatoire du Littoral de Corse. Roccapina is one of Corsica’s most emblematic sites.

Dominated by its famous stone lion, the bay of Roccapina is much more than a Corsican postcard: it’s a remarkable, protected area where nature reigns supreme. With its turquoise sea, fine sand, Genoese tower and museum, this exceptional site is home to fragile biodiversity and a unique landscape heritage.

Wild, spectacular, timeless… Roccapina invites you to marvel – while respecting this natural jewel. Come and discover this magical place in the Sartenais Valinco Taravo in southern Corsica.

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Campomoro-Senetosa

🌿 a wild setting between sky, land and sea

The Campomor-Senetosa site covers more than 2,400 hectares and is owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral. It stretches from the pointe de Campomoro to the pointe de Senetosa.

Classified as a remarkable and protected natural area, it is one of the most well-preserved jewels in southern Corsica. With its secret coves, sculpted cliffs, wild beaches, maquis-lined paths and historic heritage, this exceptional coastline offers a timeless journey.
Rich in biodiversity and steeped in history, this fragile territory is a place to discover with respect, your senses awakened and your soul at peace.
Here, nature is deserved… and protected.

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Capu Laurosu

🌾 Between sea, scrub and wild freedom

A natural site protected by the Conservatoire du Littoral, this large and beautiful wild beach is 4 km long and lies at the gateway to Propriano. This site is home to a discreet fauna and a typically Corsican flora, which evolve in a fragile balance. Between the songs of the birds, the plants of the scrubland and the crash of the waves, every moment is an immersion in a living and preserved nature. Here, the sand stretches as far as the eye can see, the sea spray mingles with the scents of the maquis, and every step is an invitation to contemplate.

To make the most of the area all year round, a greenway and a coastal path have been laid out.

🏖️ Other classified beaches and coves

in the Sartenais Valinco Taravo region
  • Plage d’Erbaju: Situated near Roccapina, this wild beach is accessible via footpaths and offers an unspoilt setting.tivella
  • Plage de Tradicetu: Situated in the commune of Sartène, this beach offers an unspoilt natural environment, characterised by vegetation typical of the Corsican maquis.
  • Cala di Conca: Nestling between the cliffs, this cove offers an intimate, unspoilt setting, ideal for those seeking tranquillity.
  • Plage de Tivella: Located near Tizzano, this beach is surrounded by lush countryside and offers clear waters perfect for swimming.
  • Cala Longa: This long cove is characterised by its turquoise waters and unspoilt natural environment.
  • Cala di Tizzano: Located near the village of Tizzano, this cove is renowned for its fine sand and peaceful atmosphere.
Frequently asked questions
  • 🟢 What is an outstanding and protected natural area ?

    These sites are listed for the quality of their landscapes, their biodiversity or their ecological importance. They are preserved to protect the fauna, flora, natural environments and associated cultural heritage.

  • 🌿 What rules do I have to follow on site?
    • Do not pick plants or disturb animals
    • Stay on marked paths
    • Don’t leave anything behind (rubbish, cigarette ends, etc.)
    • Do not light fires or barbecue
    • Respect the peace and quiet of the area and other visitors
  • 🐢 What flora and fauna can you see?

    Depending on the site, you may come across species typical of Corsica: Hermann’s turtles, green lizards, gulls, rockroses, junipers, immortelles… and many plants endemic to the Corsican scrubland.

  • 💡 How can you help to preserve them?

    By doing the right thing on site, raising awareness and supporting local environmental protection organisations, you can play an active part in preserving these natural treasures.