Campomoro Tower and its fortified enclosure

An old Genoese fortified tower with fortification. The tower can be climbed, but costs entrance (about 3.80 €)

With the parking spaces in front of the arrival it is a little difficult in summer. You have to arrive very early and hope that access to the tower will already be open by then.

The Campomoro Tower, built in the 16th century by the Genoese, has much more to offer than its 15 m height - making it the highest in Corsica - its uniqueness is due to its fortifications in the form of a star-shaped ring wall. After restoration in 1986, it became home to the "Conservatoire du Littoral", the coastal conservation office. On the first floor, a permanent exhibition tells the story of the Genoese towers of Corsica and the Berber invasion (drawings by Rafaelli). It is managed by the main tourist office of the Sartenais Valinco Taravo. Open from April to October and outside this period by reservation. Admission: 3.50 € - free for children under 12.