Nearby attractions (<1h30)

The imperial city is an integral part of the island’s history. Renowned for being the birthplace of Napoleon, the capital of Corsica also embodies an art of living that is gentle and lazy. The attractive shops in the town centre are a real eye-catcher, bringing a real vibrancy to the lively heart of the city. As for the market, it is the meeting point of Ajaccio life thanks to its many culinary specialities. A stop at the Musée Fesch is a must, as it boasts the largest collection of Italian paintings in Europe!

With its wild, unspoilt coastline, the far south of Corsica is a region of striking beauty. Overlooking the strait that separates the island of beauty from Sardinia, you’ll find the incredible town of Bonifacio perched on its white limestone cliffs battered by the waves. A maze of narrow streets and stone houses, its old town retains a medieval atmosphere and an exceptionally rich heritage. Discover its fortified citadels and breathtaking panoramas overlooking the sea and the Lavezzi islands. Climb down the King of Aragon’s staircase carved into the cliffs and let the mystical atmosphere of this unique place soak you in! “Don’t miss the bay of Roccapina, a real secret paradise of crystal-clear waters and stunning scenery! The town of Porto-Vecchio is also a must-see, with its golden beaches and lively atmosphere.”