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,...
Have you ever heard about a Greek Church in Cargese, Corsica? We head today to the southern part of the island to talk about the fascinating bond that unites one piece of Corsica with...
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...
If I weren’t so profoundly attached to my homeland in Castagniccia, I would definitely choose to live and get buried in “Niolo”. And I’m sure I’m not the only one. This mountainous region situated...
I love Bastia. It is, in my opinion, the city you should definitely visit if you travel to Corsica. Even though there is a lot to say about Ajaccio, Calvi, Corte, or even Isula...
Today we are heading south of Corsica, to Monacia d’Aullène. This village located in the “Pieve de Freto”. A “Pieve” is a former religious district, no longer used. But still especially important for people...
Today, we are going to discover another abandoned village of Corsica with some pictures: Occi. Those images were taken on the 1st of February 2020, during a family trip in Balagna (Northwest of the...
On June the 6th 2020, a quite unique place in Corsica was celebrating its first birthday: Corsica Zoo. Corsica Zoo is situated in Olmeta di Tuda and the very first place dedicated to animals...
A few days ago, we looked at some winter pictures of the region called “Morianincu”, part of the so-called Costa Verde. It is a place of northern Corsica that changed a lot in the...
There is a lot to do in Corsica if our island wants to become a real sustainable destination for all travelers. Some projects are on the way and are emerging sometimes from public instances....
