
About Corsica
Corsica is a stunning island destination with snow capped mountains, pristine sandy beaches and clear turquoise seas. The landscapes are truly diverse, ranging from coves of fine sand with gently lapping waters to jagged above sea level. From the small villages perched high in the mountains to the local tinted dialect it sometimes feels as if it is part of Italy. Corsica also played a vitol role in the resistance during World War II.
Corsica’s main attractions are the diverse scenery and the well preserved old villages and towns that dot the landscapes. Some of the attractions are the Cap Corse the headland jutting out to the north of Bastia and the beautiful Gorges de la Spenlunca. The beaches in Corsica is fabulous and one can relax and enjoy the island, the hundreds of coves and bays lapped by warm turquoise waters all over Corsica is another delightful scene to see. The old style Mediterranean town Bonifacio is packed with tourist in high season and it is worth visiting. The famous of the museums is the Anthropology museum featuring wide range of exhibits on the society and culture and economy of traditional Corsica.