Four islets of dark red porphyry marking the entrance to the Gulf of Ajaccio. An unforgettable natural spectacle, especially at sunset.

Discover Ajaccio’s rich Napoleonic heritage: the Fesch Palace – Museum of Fine Arts, the Napoleonic Hall of the Town Hall, and the National Museum of the Maison Bonaparte.

Corsica can also be discovered on foot. Nearly half of the island is classified as a regional natural park, offering hiking trails for all levels, between the coastline and the mountains.

Superb coves and bays as far as the eye can see. Southern Corsica invites you to relax on the warm sand and enjoy the beach restaurants by the sea.

Located on the west coast, between Bonifacio and Ajaccio, Propriano is one of the most popular seaside resorts on the island thanks to the perfect combination of beautiful beaches, wild coves and lush maquis.

Picturesque fortified town perched on high limestone cliffs carved by the sea spray. A unique architectural and natural gem in the Mediterranean.

Natural wonders of Corsica, these red-hued rock formations offer a spectacular landscape and many hidden treasures to explore.

Sharp granite peaks offering one of the most beautiful panoramas in Corsica. Ideal for hiking, climbing and canyoning.