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Beautiful area with great views.

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The Corsican town of Sagone (Corsican: Saone) with about 800 inhabitants belongs partly to the municipality of Vico, partly to the municipality of Coggia and is located 36 kilometers north of Ajaccio on the west coast of Corsica on the Gulf of Sagone.

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Can be used for refreshment

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The patronage of this place of worship “Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption” refers to one of the many memorial or festival days in honor of Mary, Mother of God. This goes back to the festival of her physical assumption into heaven. The (Catholic) Church celebrates this festival annually on August 15th. In the Orthodox churches the feast is called the Dormition of the Virgin Mary. In rural areas of Germany with a predominantly Catholic population, it used to be customary for bundles of herbs to be collected by the population on this special day and blessed in a festive service. This old custom has occasionally survived to this day.

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Larger town also good for shopping or just a cafe.

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The Truggia bridge crosses the Liamone. The length of its course is 40.9 km. The Liamone takes its source on the western slope of Monte Cimatella (2,099 meters high), in the territory of the municipality of Letia, at an altitude of 1,850 meters. In its upper course, it forms the Piscia a l'onda waterfall between the altitude of 546 meters and the altitude of 514 meters. After an impetuous course of nearly 41 kilometers, it empties into the Gulf of Sagone north of Ajaccio, between the two municipalities of Coggia and Casaglione. The Liamone river does not flow directly into the sea, the beach of Liamone separates it from it. The neighboring coastal rivers are to the north the Porto, to the south the Prunelli.

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We rented a mobile home at the campsite in Sagone. There was the essential infrastructure that you need as a tourist, including a well-stocked supermarket with many regional products right outside the door. The beach of Sagone is not the most beautiful in Corsica, but it is quite nice.

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History 1676. Around 700 Greeks from the village of Vitylo decide to flee their land, chased by the Turks. Then reigning over Corsica, the Republic of Genoa allowed them to find refuge in Paomia, a few kilometers from the current location of Cargèse. The Greeks, however, are greeted with suspicion by the islanders who see in them the allies of a regime that they have never really recognized. The first half of the 18th century marked the beginning of the Corsican revolt against the Republic of Genoa. Refusing to betray their benefactors, the Greeks had to take refuge in the tower of Umigna then in Ajaccio in order to escape the hostility of the villagers. A century after the departure of Vitylo, the Count of Marbeuf, governor of the island which had become French, allowed the Greeks to settle in a village on the western coast of Corsica. His name: Cargèse. In 1990, a twinning was created between the Corsican village and Vitylo. The 19th century saw the construction of two churches in Cargèse: the Greek church of Saint-Spyridon as well as the Latin church of the Assumption. Guardians and reflections of the history of the village, they contemplate each other in a silent harmony that only the steps of amazed travelers come to stir.

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