Corsica Travel Guide
Corsica is a hidden island paradise in the Mediterranean Sea. Famous for its one-of-a-kind fusion of old world French charm and Italian tradition, Corsica is celebrated across the world for its unspoiled and magnificent environment and the warm spirit of its eco-conscious residents. Corsica is also the historic birthplace of famous French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and the heart of France’s best wines and produce, not to mention home to some incredibly pristine beaches.
Those seeking the true natural splendor of Corsica need not look further than Corte. The symbolic capital of the island, Corte is located in the central territory of Corsica. Part of a national nature park, Corte has some of the island’s most beautiful forests, plains and beaches. But more than just and beach getaway or hikers dream, Corte is also the birthplace of Corsica’s rich history and culture, told today through the city’s magnificent monuments and grand buildings.
Heading to the island’s east coast, Bastia is bright and vibrant town full of life and history. Corsica’s own little Italy, Bastia overlooks the country that influenced it and remains today infused with the heart, tradition and spirit of the Italians who ruled the city for centuries. The centre of Bastia is a jewel of ancient architecture with a modern and stylish atmosphere, and is home to some of the island’s best shops and restaurants.
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