Sustainable Tourism in Corsica
Corsica Reimagined: Slow Steps, Deeper Stories
As of July 1, 2025, France will officially extend its smoking ban to new public spaces, including beaches, parks, and other outdoor gathering areas. This measure is part of the new National Tobacco Control...
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...
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...
The pond of Terrenzana, located north of Aleria just a few hundred meters away from the Diana Pond, is one of Corsica’s lesser-known natural treasures. It should be mentioned that for a long time,...
We take a look today at a curiosity hidden in the woods, “E Petre Scritte”. This sentence means “the written stones” in Corsican language and refers to small monoliths we still can witness. Their...
We are taking a walk today to the “Ponte d’Alisu”, an old Genovese bridge that crosses the Bravone River. This path is one of the many available in this region, “A Serra”. It is...
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...
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...
We are taking things simple today with pictures taken in Costa Verde, Corsica, during spring 2023. The Costa Verde is a region in Eastern Corsica composed of the historical “pieve” (former religious circumscriptions) of...
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...
