
Southern Corsica
From the imperial city of Ajaccio to the cliffs of Bonifacio: Corse-du-Sud in five regions, with its beaches and scenic roads.

Citadels by the sea, mountain villages and wild coastline. Filter by region, activity and budget to build the trip that suits you.

From the imperial city of Ajaccio to the cliffs of Bonifacio: Corse-du-Sud in five regions, with its beaches and scenic roads.

Napoleon’s birthplace, at the head of its gulf, with a Genoese old town, the Palais Fesch and the Sanguinaires islands.

Corsica’s main port, between the Old Port of Terra Vecchia, the citadel of Terra Nova and the gateway to Cap Corse.

The southernmost town in France, perched on limestone cliffs facing Sardinia, and the gateway to the Lavezzi islands.

A Genoese citadel above a bay with 4 km of sand, and the gateway to the Balagne and Scandola.

Pascal Paoli’s capital of Corsica, below its citadel, where the Restonica and Tavignano valleys open out.

A commune of farmland and hamlets between Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio, known for its airport and its vineyards, the southernmost on the island.

The town founded by Pascal Paoli, facing its red granite islets, in the Balagne between Calvi and the Agriates.

A small harbour at the head of a UNESCO-listed gulf, between the Calanques de Piana, the Scandola reserve and the forests inland.

The town of the big beaches of the south-east, with its Genoese citadel, its gulf and the mountains of the Ospedale and Bavella.

The port of the Gulf of Valinco, between the beaches of Campomoro and Porto-Pollo, halfway between Ajaccio and Bonifacio.

A Genoese harbour town at the head of its gulf, between Cap Corse and the Agriates desert, below the Patrimonio vineyards.

‘The most Corsican of Corsican towns’, according to Prosper Mérimée: a granite town above the Rizzanèse valley, surrounded by prehistoric sites.
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