Attractions in Corsica

The summit is worthwhile every time anew! Bring time to enjoy.

Beautiful but also well-visited lake. Located about 200 meters below Lac de Capitello. It can be reached from the GR20 by descending to the Brèche de Capitello or by climbing through the Restonica valley.

The gigantic hole in the granite rock with a diameter of approx. 6 m, which was caused by Tafoni weathering, looks as if it had been blown up by a … read more

The Calanches are a bizarre rock landscape south of Porto in the Regional Natural Park of Corsica. The rocks of reddish granite are about 400 m above sea level directly … read more

Nice view into the lower Agnone valley

In fact, very popular with trail runners, this path also offers access to the highly recommended gorge of the Tavignano, where apart from the beautiful landscape and beautiful mountain forests, … read more

World Natural Heritage. The red rocks are rightly a protected good.

The gorges of Spelunca (Spilonca in Corsica) extend between the villages of Ota and Evisa. The path that runs along the impressive and deep canyon follows an old mule track. … read more

From the lighthouse you have a great view of Calvi and the Golfe de Calvi as well as the west side of the cape. On the east side below the … read more

It is thought to date from the 14th or 15th century. The first mention of Occi dates back to 1589. The village was officially deserted when its sole inhabitant died there in 1918, leaving the village empty.

The Capo Rosso, made of pink granite and topped with a Genoese tower, rises 331m above sea level and is a truly wonderful place to visit. It is also listed … read more

From this summit you have a fantastic 360 degree view. You can see the Bavella group and Mount Incudine, the east and west coasts of Corsica, the Gulf of Porto Veccio and Sardinia.

Beautifully located lake with a view of Lac de Melo. Both lakes can be seen particularly well from the Brèche de Capitello. This can be reached via a steep, stony path.

Cap Corse (Corsican Capicorsu, Italian Capo Corso) is a peninsula in northern Corsica. It is located in the Haute-Corse department.
The peninsula is about 40 km long and about 10 … read more

The viewpoint Belvedere offers a fantastic view of the Corsican mountains and the citadel of Corte

A really nice tour. It actually looks short on maps, but it's steadily uphill. So it shouldn't be underestimated. Especially in summer.☀️☀️☀️ With fitness clock you can break all records … read more

The Bavella massif is one of the most beautiful hiking and climbing areas in Corsica. The island's character is particularly evident in the consistently rough cliffs and striking summit shapes. Top!

The Fango valley has been classified as a UNESCO biosphere reserve since 1977. The Fango stream has helped to dig it over the years. It rises at the foot of … read more

Located in the Spilonca gorges, the Zaglia bridge was built in 1797 by Antoine Bensa. Inspired by Genoese architecture, it sits proudly in a magnificent natural setting.

The lake is beautiful! You really have to take the time to stop there to enjoy the magical atmosphere that emanates from it. Of glacial origin, this place was very … read more