Can we really consider itinerant merchants in Corsica as actors of sustainable tourism? In our opinion they surely are. Or let’s say that they have a true potential we should all participate in developing....
We guess you already noticed we have a strong passion for religious architecture here. It’s quite inevitable for a Corsican, as this kind of architectural beauty is part of everyday life. It’s connected to...
Let’s go today to the eastern part of the island, to the microregion of Campoloro with its iconic village of Cervione. A little piece of land, a balcony on the Tyrrhenian Sea that illustrates...
We recently updated our Instagram account. Among the numerous photos we took this year and before, some were celebrating the sky of Corsica. We are blessed with a sky devoid of pollution and it...
Christian culture and heritage are closely linked to independent Corsica’s history. And so is the Convent of Orezza. It was erected around 1485 by the Franciscan Brotherhood, close to the village of Piedicroce. Like...
We head north today to Cagnano, one of the numerous villages of Capicorsu (Cap Corse in French). Its coastal part is situated approximately 45 minutes from Bastia. It is probably one of the most...
Say “Porto Vecchio” to anybody with a little knowledge of Corsica and he will reply with something about the most beautiful beaches. On the island and beyond. But what about the culture, history, arts,...
Autumn is here. Like in many other places around Italy, Spain, France, or Turkey, October stands for chestnuts in Corsica. But it is not only a matter of seasonal fruit. It is linked, especially...
Newspapers and websites are often talking about things going wrong with tourism in Corsica. Overcrowded natural sites, unbalanced frequentation, damages caused by cruise boats: the list is long. There are however various initiatives that...
I’ve always had that idea -maybe a little strange- to get one day to the discovery of every village in Corsica. And of course, I want to do it in small steps. So each...
