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Great view, beautiful area, perfect for a break.

A very original tour that is worth the trip!

Very nice view

What a view from the Mattei mill, it's worth the climb.

Tamarone Beach is located on the east coast of Corsica near Macinaggio (municipality of Rogliano) and is considered one of the most beautiful, quiet beach destinations in Cap Corse. 🌊 Brief description: Nature & surroundings: Approximately 500 meters of fine sandy beach, framed by Mediterranean scrubland (maquis), pebble and rocky coves. The vegetation appears wild and untouched. Water & marine life: Crystal-clear turquoise water with good visibility – ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or sports activities such as paddleboarding and kitesurfing. Access: Accessible via a 2.5 km unpaved road by car or on foot via the "Sentier des Douaniers" (Customs Path) – accordingly, it is rather quiet and unspoiled. Services & infrastructure: Parking available, seasonal paillote (beach café) nearby. Several smaller, quieter coves are located nearby. Posidonia seagrass grows in places on the sand. In a nutshell: Tamarone is a protected sandy beach with fine sand and crystal-clear water, nestled in a wild coastal landscape. It impresses with its tranquil atmosphere and its direct location on the historic coastal path – perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the unspoiled nature and the sea.

Well worth seeing. A half-collapsed tower.

Very beautiful beach with crystal clear waters and cows basking in the sun

From the 14th to the 18th century, the towers were built at a time when Berber invasions were numerous. Most of them are built on the coast, some in villages. There are a hundred of them throughout Corsica, a quarter of them in Cap Corse and ten in Rogliano. There are two types of towers: the round towers, which belonged to the municipality, were more difficult to build because they were more solid and tall (12 to 17 m) and ensured surveillance and defense of the sea and coasts. The squares, often built in the interior, except for the tower on the island of Giraglia, were the property of their owner and served as a refuge for the population.