Mare è Stagnu, a quiet walk in Aleria to the Genovese tower
We stick to the eastern part of Corsica for today’s post about the “Mare è Stagnu”, a quiet walk in Aleria. I invite you to read our previous article about Eastern Corsica, which is...
Author: Guillaume Bereni
To enjoy Ecotourism in Corsica, go East
Enjoying slow discovery and ecotourism in Corsica (or elsewhere) is not always easy. You have to pick up a place where you can discover the local culture in its authentic form. Without having to...
Corsica in pictures #4: At the top of Mount San Petrone
Mount San Petrone may not be classified among the highest peaks of Corsica. But it is surely one of the most impressive ones when you’re standing at its feet. This mountain overlooks the micro-regions...
Popularte takes street art to rural Corsica
The festival Popularte spreads culture in Corsica since 2020 in an unexpected way. It is safe to say that almost nobody would have ever imagined that street art could get out of town and...
Corsica in pictures #3: L’Inzecca, Ghisoni and Lugo di Nazza
Our “Photo Break” of the week takes us to Center-East Corsica. A few days ago, I had the opportunity to spend a half-day around The Défilé de l’Inzecca (Inzecca Canyon) and Ghisoni. On my...
What language is spoken in Corsica?
The question of the language spoken in a place we wish to visit is an ecotouristic matter. While many travelers will look for the opportunity to speak their own language, for obvious convenience, I’d...
Corsica in pictures #2: villages in Balagna
Our Photo Break of the week takes us to the North of Corsica, in Balagna. The micro area of Balagna is among the most famous in Corsica. The definition of “mountain in the sea”...
Ethnographic Museum of Cervione, an immersion into old-time Corsica
Let’s take our time machine today and travel into old-time Corsica. The Ethnographic Museum of Cervione (Cervioni in Corsican) is not the most famous, nor the most imponent museum we have in Corsica. Yet,...
Snow in Corsica: Alesani, January 2023
Here comes the time for a little Photo Break about snow in Corsica! I’m taking you today not too far from my home, in the valley of the Alesani. Snow finally fell two weeks...
Corsican Food: how to cook the famous “pulenda”
There is one thing we can not deny. Us Corsicans love to eat! Especially familial, generous meals. When we eat one of the many specialties our island offers, we tend to compare, examine and...
