The Island of Corsica

 

Located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, and almost considered, by many, a small continent, the island of Corsica has a coastline of 1000 km total and is one of the most visited islands in France.

It’s important to mention all the crafts, music, dance, architecture traditions and other symbols, such as the Bonaparte National Museum, the Museum of Corsica, the Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, among other types of tourist attractions. On the other hand, Corsica my not be the main reason for tourists to visit, but also the other island that form the Lavezzi Archipelago, which are equally stunning.

For those looking to visit the island, there will be nothing missing, the experience will be as unique and full of wonders as possible. It will be important to enjoy everything as a whole, but also individually, as every detail deserves the utmost attention on its own. For this, contributes not only the cultural element, but also the natural character of the island, with the Fango River as one of its main landscapes, as well as the several hills and mountains that surround it.