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Those who rest in peace have the best view

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Beautiful route in the hinterland of Porto Vecchio. I recommend it.

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Carbini has barely more than 100 inhabitants, but it is nevertheless a historic place. The Giovannali, a 14th-century breakaway group of the Franciscans, had their roots here. Because they refused to pay taxes, they became enemies of the state and were brutally massacred during a crusade. The Sentier des Giovannali still commemorates them today, and from the summit, "A Punta," one can enjoy a fantastic panorama.

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In Corsica, the dead have the best view!

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In Corsica, the dead have the best view!

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There's actually not much going on early in the morning or in the evening, and traffic increases significantly during peak bathing times. In any case, it's definitely worth cycling around the Palombaggia Peninsula.

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Best view of the rocks in front of Palombaggia beach

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A very beautiful beach, perfect for a swim. Afterwards, you can treat yourself to a coffee at the beach café.

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Coming from Ceccia, the road is significantly less steep than from Pasciallelo. There's really not much traffic on this small road. But that doesn't mean you don't have to be careful: On the exit to Passciallelo, a Corsican van came towards me and, without being able to see her, took a hairpin bend in such a way that I almost collided with it. It was thanks not only to my driving skill, but also a fair amount of luck, that I neither collided with the van nor ended up in the half-meter-deep ditch next to the road.

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Beautiful old town. But also quite hot.

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A small climb and at the top you are rewarded with a great panorama.

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Beautiful café and restaurant with wooden furniture and a great atmosphere right on the dream beach "Plage de Santa Giulia". Caribbean feeling included :)

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Archaeological finds, such as the Lady of Bonifacio, prove that the area was inhabited in prehistoric times. It was officially founded in 828 by the Tuscan Count Bonifacio II. In 1187, the Genoese managed to take the city by ruse, bringing with them their Ligurian language, which is still spoken today. Apart from an interruption in the years from 1553 to 1559 (Sampiero Corso), Bonifacio remained in Genoese hands until 1768. Bonifacio has been under French rule since 1768. In 1793, Napoleon prepared the failed invasion of Sardinia here. During the Second World War, Bonifacio, like all of Corsica, was occupied by German and Italian troops in 1942.

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Bonifacio (Corsican Bunifaziu; Ligurian Bunifazziu or Bonifaçio) is a port city on the southern tip of the French Mediterranean island of Corsica (department of Corse-du-Sud) with 3200 inhabitants. It gave its name to the strait of Bonifacio between Corsica and the island of Sardinia, twelve kilometers away.

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Lovely city for strolling and eating.

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Wonderful hiking trail above the cliffs with a great panoramic view of the sea and Bonifacio! 😍🇫🇷

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Bonifacio is definitely worth a visit! 😍🇫🇷

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Located below the historic center, the port of Porto Vecchio invites you to stroll. Its numerous bars, ice cream parlors and restaurants allow you to enjoy a pleasant moment.

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Very beautiful port city in the south of Corsica. The walls of a 16th-century Genoese citadel provide a backdrop to the old town and offer views of the marina and its yachts.

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