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Calvi is a beautiful seaside town, bathed by turquoise waters and steeped in history. I recommend strolling through the narrow streets of the Citadel, built in 1483 by the Genoese, and then heading to the port. The view of the bay, overlooked by high mountains, including Mount Cinto (2,706 m), Corsica's highest peak, is impressive.

This is an ideal beach for cooling off. Trees provide shade and there are plenty of parking spaces.

Magnificent view of the dive site

Even though the pass is never steep (from the north), it is a long one. On warm days, remember to bring plenty of water. You'll never ride in the shade.

La Ciuciarella is a restaurant at the junction of D81 and D351. The food is sensational and the staff is extremely friendly.

A river hike through the Fango Valley (near Galéria) is pure adventure. In places the path leads along the rocks and then through deep pools. The pools, filled with clear, refreshing fresh water, are always perfect for a swim while hiking. There are a number of great places to swim along the Fango River. A day in the Fango Valley is an ideal change from the beach, especially for families. Equipped with plenty of drinks, baguettes, sausage, fruit, etc., the day can be spent pleasantly. The river is fairly easy to access from the road everywhere and is therefore also highly recommended for families with small children.

Galéria is a small coastal village on the northwest coast of Corsica, located on the bay of the same name and serving as a starting point for boat trips to the La Scandola nature reserve. The coastal village of Galéria, with around 400 inhabitants, is an insider tip for a relaxed Corsica holiday away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. The village is located on a small bay framed by a mountainous landscape and has a pebble beach. In the small marina, the white hulls of motorboats and sailing yachts rock on the turquoise water and in the town center you will find shops and restaurants. Even in the high season, the stone and pebble beaches in the bay of Galéria are not overcrowded. Divers and snorkelers can look forward to a colorful, shimmering underwater world with corals, groupers and seagrass meadows. The combination of mountains and sea is what makes this holiday region so attractive. The town offers holiday homes by the sea and hotel rooms for rent, providing a comfortable place to stay for the duration of your stay in Corsica.

Galéria is a small coastal village on the northwest coast of Corsica, located on the bay of the same name and serving as a starting point for boat trips to the La Scandola nature reserve. The coastal village of Galéria, with around 400 inhabitants, is an insider tip for a relaxed Corsica holiday away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. The village is located on a small bay framed by a mountainous landscape and has a pebble beach. In the small marina, the white hulls of motorboats and sailing yachts rock on the turquoise water and in the town center you will find shops and restaurants. Even in the high season, the stone and pebble beaches in the bay of Galéria are not overcrowded. Divers and snorkelers can look forward to a colorful, shimmering underwater world with corals, groupers and seagrass meadows. The combination of mountains and sea is what makes this holiday region so attractive. The town offers holiday homes by the sea and hotel rooms for rent, providing a comfortable place to stay for the duration of your stay in Corsica.