Highly recommend going to Bastia's "le vieux port" or old port. The walk is spectacular and there's plenty of gram-worthy scenery.
One of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean, with crystal-clear turquoise water, white sand, and a backdrop of umbrella pines. Get there early in the morning to snag a good spot, it gets busy in summer for good reason.
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring dramatic red granite rock formations rising from the sea. Drive or hike through them at golden hour for an unforgettable view. The nearby village of Piana has great cafés to stop at along the way.
A breathtaking mountain gorge just outside the historic town of Corte. Follow the trail along the river and you'll find natural pools perfect for a refreshing swim. A great way to escape the summer heat and experience Corsica's wild interior.
A rewarding hike starting from the Restonica gorge that leads up to a stunning glacial lake framed by jagged peaks. The trail is moderately challenging but the views at the top are absolutely worth it. Pack a picnic and soak it all in.
The soul of Corsica! A fiercely proud mountain town with a dramatic citadel perched on a rocky outcrop. Wander the narrow streets of the old town, visit the regional museum, and grab a coffee on the main square. A great day trip if you want to explore beyond the coast.
Perched on a hill above the marina, Porto-Vecchio's fortified old town is full of charm: great restaurants, boutique shops, and sweeping views over the gulf. Perfect for an evening stroll followed by dinner and local wine.
One of the most spectacular towns in all of the Mediterranean. Built on towering white limestone cliffs that drop straight into the sea, Bonifacio feels almost surreal. Walk the ramparts, peer over the edge, and take a boat tour of the sea caves below. Don't miss it.