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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.

very pretty here, very pretty

a cave created by a long, overhanging rock. very impressive.

This cave has only a small room (less than 20 m2), but it may have been expanded with wood and plant material to create a larger habitable complex. At the end of the 19th century the cave was discovered by Forsyth-Major and the archaeological pieces taken with him. It is known that the shelter was inhabited during two different and distant periods of the Neolithic, the 6th millennium and the 3rd millennium.

The Bonifatu forest is home to exceptional flora and fault over more than 3,000 hectares. Many trails run through it, including the famous GR 20 and the Mare è Monti.

The Bonifatu forest is home to exceptional flora and fauna over more than 3,000 hectares. Many trails run through it, including the famous GR 20 and the Mare è Monti.

With its fine sand, limestone overhangs, caves and crystal clear waters, this beach is a gift that you absolutely must visit when running.

With its fine sand, limestone overhangs, caves and crystal clear waters, this beach is a gift that you absolutely must visit.