Dl Bd Ld Argiusta Jpeg 11Nestled in the heart of the Taravo valley, Argiusta-Moriccio is a small Corsican village full of charm, where time seems to flow at nature’s pace. Surrounded by chestnut forests and perched on a hillside, this typical village offers exceptional panoramic views of the surrounding hills, and is the perfect embodiment of the authentic soul of Corsica’s interior.
Made up of two hamlets – Argiusta and Moriccio – the village is enchanting with its stone houses, narrow streets and serene atmosphere. In Argiusta, don’t miss the church of San Sebastianu, an 18th-century edifice that bears witness to local religious fervour. The small rural heritage is also well represented, with fountains, bread ovens and traditional sheepfolds, symbols of the pastoral life of yesteryear.
Argiusta-Moriccio is the perfect getaway for those seeking authenticity, tranquility and contact with a true, unspoilt Corsica. An ideal starting point for discovering the beating heart of the Taravo region, with its generous nature, living traditions and sincere hospitality.
Bat PanneauaccueilargiustaThe area around Argiusta-Moriccio is brimming with natural and cultural treasures. From the village, several hiking trails immerse you in the Taravo landscape, including the loop that leads to the abandoned hamlet of San Petru di U Canale, a walk full of mystery in the heart of the maquis.
What to see around Argiusta-Moriccio :
– Petreto-Bicchisano: just a few kilometers away, this lively village offers shops, a beautiful Baroque church and a local market where you can sample local produce. An ideal starting point for exploring the Taravo mid-valley.
– Palneca: an authentic mountain village known for its breathtaking scenery, hiking trails and specialties such as artisanal charcuterie.
– Cozzano: the capital of the Upper Taravo, Cozzano offers a fine example of sustainable development in a rural setting, with its eco-museum, botanical trail and ecological initiatives.
– Zicavo: at the gateway to Corsica’s regional nature park, this village is a departure point for the Coscione mountains, a popular destination for hikers in summer and snowshoers in winter.
– Col de Saint-Eustache: exceptional views of the Taravo mountains and the Gulf of Valinco on a clear day.
