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Festa di l’Oliu Novu

News

5 March 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 5 March 2025

Festa di l’Oliu Novu 2025: A Celebration of Corsican Olive Oil Tradition

The Festa di l’Oliu Novu will return to the picturesque village of Santa Lucia di Tallà (Sainte-Lucie-de-Tallano in French) on April 12 and 13, 2025, offering visitors an unforgettable journey into Corsican culture through...

Medieval Festival Levie Corsica

News

5 March 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 5 March 2025

Discover the Medieval Festival of Levie: September 5–7, 2025

Every year, the village of Levie (Livia in Corsican), nestled in the Alta Rocca region of Corsica, transforms into a genuine medieval town for an entire weekend. This cultural event, known as the Medieval...

Gulf of Pinarello

Ecotourism / Nature

4 March 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 4 March 2025

Zonza, Santa Lucia di Porto Vecchio: A New Way to Discover the Gulf of Pinarello with the Coastal Path Capu di Fora-Villata

The tourist office of Zonza and Santa Lucia di Porto Vecchio officially opened the new coastal path Capu di Fora – Villata in the summer of 2024. A New way to discover the Gulf...

Ecotourism

3 March 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 3 March 2025

Exploring Corsica by Train: A Scenic Journey Through History and Nature

The railway in Corsica represents an important part of the history of this Mediterranean island. The construction of the railway network began at the end of the 19th century and continued throughout the 20th...

Palombaggia beach, Corsica

Ecotourism / News

26 February 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 26 February 2025

Palombaggia Beach in Tripadvisor’s Top 25: Global Recognition and the Challenge of Sustainable Tourism in Corsica

Palombaggia Beach, located in Porto Vecchio, has once again captured the world’s attention by securing a spot in Tripadvisor’s prestigious “Top 25 Best of the Best” beaches for 2025. Known for its fine white...

Bastia Carnival 2025

News

26 February 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 26 February 2025

Bastia Carnival 2025: Colorful Ocean-Themed Festivities

The Bastia Carnival 2025 promises to be an unforgettable event, bringing together people of all ages for a day of festivities and celebrations. Scheduled for Sunday, March 9th, this annual carnival is a cherished...

Across Corsica

25 February 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 25 February 2025

Corsica in Video Games: A Journey Through Virtual Landscapes

Video games are my great passion. They were when I was a child, and they still are today, over forty years later. Ignoring the cliché of a pastime that dulls the mind, or that...

Rondinara Bay, on of the natural sites protected by the Conservatoire du littoral

News

24 February 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 24 February 2025

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Conservatoire du Littoral in Corsica

In 2025, Corsica celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Conservatoire du Littoral, a public organization that plays a crucial role in protecting and managing the island’s coastal areas. Since its creation in 1975, the...

Ecotourism

24 February 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 24 February 2025

The 10 Commitments of the Eco-Responsible Tourist in Corsica

The Corsican Tourism Agency, in collaboration with various local and environmental organizations, has launched an initiative titled “The 10 Commitments of the Eco-Responsible Tourist.” This initiative aims to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly travel...

The coasts of Gallura as seen from the ferry to Bonifacio

Corsican Language / Culture and traditions

24 February 2025

 by Guillaume Bereni

 by Guillaume Bereni · Published 24 February 2025

Corsican language and Gallurese (Sardinia): Common Roots, Shared Influence

Gallura, a region located in the northeast of Sardinia, and Corsica, the “sister island,” share deep linguistic and cultural ties. The Gallurese dialect, spoken mainly in Gallura, has many similarities with the Corsican language,...

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