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The Top 16 Gorges in South Corsica
Gorges are incredibly beautiful places, and you’ve got 16
to choose from in South Corsica. Just browse our list of the best gorges below and see photos, tips and extra …
to choose from in South Corsica. Just browse our list of the best gorges below and see photos, tips and extra …
Last updated: September 20, 2025
The path on the many stones and rocks on the old donkey path requires security and attention.
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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.
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Clear cold water. Very refreshing
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A beautiful road with bizarre rock formations in red rocks and beautiful views of the sea. It is best to drive in the off-season, as in July and August, many cars are on the road.
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Located to the east of Porto, between the pretty little village of Évisa and the Vergio Pass, the Aïtone Forest is a true oasis of peace and greenery. It extends …
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The mule trail starts from the D84 road at the west entrance of Évisa at 850 m altitude. It takes the long hiking trail Tra Mare e Monti which connects …
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Extremely impressive nature experience. Were there in the late afternoon, the Canonyinger have just come from above. As the descendants were we were all alone - fantastic. Thanks to the Rother hiking guide for this tour.
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The descent is constantly downhill and the sea seems to be able to smell. Nevertheless, tired hiking feet have to be rested. This is particularly good here.
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This is where the first smaller waterfalls of the Fiumicelli River start, if you start upstream from the bridge of the D268.
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Great vantage point with a view of the Spelunca Gorge to its end (Porto). With orientation board on which the mountains to be seen are named. It is also often driven to by coaches.
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