コルシカ島での 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Very beautiful coast

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The **Fango Bathing Spots** are a wonderful destination for nature lovers and swimming enthusiasts in Corsica! Here is some interesting information about the bathing spots in the Fango Valley: 1. **Location**: - The Fango Valley is located in northwest Corsica and is known for its breathtaking nature and clear waters. 2. **Bathing Spots**: - Along the **Fango River** there are numerous **beautiful bathing spots** that are ideal for swimming and relaxing. - The deep pools are particularly popular and are perfect for jumping in. 3. **Activities**: - In addition to swimming, you can also go **hiking** in the Fango Valley. The hikes are mostly easy and lead past many of the bathing spots. - The area is also suitable for **families**, as the hikes only require a few meters of elevation gain. 4. **Nature**: - The Fango Delta area is a **nature reserve** that extends over several tributaries and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna.

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Access possible only by sea, but watch out for boats

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Capo Pertusato - A pirate beach like something out of a picture book! In the very south of Corsica, with a view of Sardinia, lies a scenic highlight of the island that is not only adventurous for children. A trip to Capo Pertusato is really extremely worthwhile. This can be done either on foot or partly by car. From Bonifacio (Chapelle Saint-Roch) a wide footpath leads along the cliffs to the cape and offers magnificent views of the city and the Strait of Bonifacio with Sardinia on the other side. The path is shadeless and should therefore be walked in the morning or evening in summer. It takes 3 hours there and back.

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If you are travelling by car, drive from Bonifacio on the D58 towards Piantarella and then turn right onto the D260 towards Piantarella and Pertusato. This road leads to the cliffs and just 1 km after the turn-off you have a beautiful view of Bonifacio. After another 500 m turn right towards Pertusato.

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A little over 200 m after this turn-off you reach the starting point of the footpath to the Plage des Trois Pointes. This "beach" is not made of sand or gravel, but of chalk cliffs. It is a 5-minute walk down to the sea. On the way you pass the crumbling remains of gun emplacements and crew quarters from World War II. The last part involves some light climbing, which is why the place is not suitable for small children or people with poor footing. As the name suggests, three rocky outcrops jut out into the sea. There is a beautiful view of Bonifacio. The Trois Pointes are great for snorkeling and you can also jump into the clear water.

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Capo Pertusato - A pirate beach like something out of a picture book! In the very south of Corsica, with a view of Sardinia, lies a scenic highlight of the island that is not only adventurous for children. A trip to Capo Pertusato is really extremely worthwhile. This can be done either on foot or partly by car. From Bonifacio (Chapelle Saint-Roch) a wide footpath leads along the cliffs to the cape and offers magnificent views of the city and the Strait of Bonifacio with Sardinia on the other side. The path is shadeless and should therefore be walked in the morning or evening in summer. It takes 3 hours there and back.

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A little over 200 m after this turn-off you reach the starting point of the footpath to the Plage des Trois Pointes. This "beach" is not made of sand or gravel, but of chalk cliffs. It is a 5-minute walk down to the sea. On the way you pass the crumbling remains of gun emplacements and crew quarters from World War II. The last part involves some light climbing, which is why the place is not suitable for small children or people with poor footing. As the name suggests, three rocky outcrops jut out into the sea. There is a beautiful view of Bonifacio. The Trois Pointes are great for snorkeling and you can also jump into the clear water.

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Capo Pertusato - A pirate beach like something out of a picture book! In the very south of Corsica, with a view of Sardinia, lies a scenic highlight of the island that is not only adventurous for children. A trip to Capo Pertusato is really extremely worthwhile. This can be done either on foot or partly by car. From Bonifacio (Chapelle Saint-Roch) a wide footpath leads along the cliffs to the cape and offers magnificent views of the city and the Strait of Bonifacio with Sardinia on the other side. The path is shadeless and should therefore be walked in the morning or evening in summer. It takes 3 hours there and back.

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The four small islands are located at the northern end of the Gulf of Ajaccio. Where the name comes from is unclear. There are various versions, but none of them are bloodthirsty.

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View of the citadel, impressive limestone cliffs, sea view... The Cap de Pertusato (Capu Partusatu in Corsican) is one of our favorite places in Bonifacio. You are not in the citadel, but during the walk you will see it over these magnificent limestone cliffs. Here is our guide to a walk to the Pertusato lighthouse to admire the magnificent view and discover the rudder of Corsica and the beach of Saint-Antoine.

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This hike is located in the extreme south of Corsica, in the Bouches de Bonifacio. It allows you to see the Lavezzi Islands and Sardinia and you will have a breathtaking view of Bonifacio. It allows you to reach two white sand beaches, the deserted beach of Cala Sciumara and the beautiful beach of Saint-Antoine.You will cross the maquis and walk along the limestone cliffs with breathtaking views of the coast and the cliffs.

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Highlight of Ajaccio and easy to reach. Very well signposted.

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Not just walk around the tower, but on the way back go up the mountain behind the office du turisme. Great view over the bay.

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Birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte.

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From the trails leading to Capo Pertusato, the view is absolutely spectacular. This rocky promontory, located near Bonifacio, offers a magnificent panorama of the white limestone cliffs that plunge steeply into the Mediterranean. Walking along the trails, you discover wild landscapes, with secret coves and turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. On a clear day, you can even see the coast of Sardinia in the distance.

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Beautiful beach in a small bay! No crowds!

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This viewpoint allows you to admire the tip of Parata, located at the end of the coastline near Ajaccio. Accessible by an easy path, this rocky promontory allows you to admire the contrast between the deep blue of the ocean and the Mediterranean vegetation. You can also see the Genoese tower overlooking the site. It is a particularly magical place at sunset, when the light sets the islands and cliffs ablaze.

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The Cours Napoléon is a major road born from the development work carried out in 1802. The wealthy people of Ajaccio took advantage of this to leave the old town and settle in the new buildings on this new road.

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This house was that of Jean-Jérome Levie, former mayor of Ajaccio and above all a great friend of the Bonaparte family. He even saved Napoleon by hiding him here while the latter was being pursued.

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