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Andree GiulianiChemin Petra Rossa Plaine Peri
Peri
20167
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Directions
To get there, follow Route de Bastia until you pass the hotel "comet". Then, take the third road on the right which is labeled "Chocolatier". Keep going on this narrow road as it ascends a hill. Finally, make a right turn onto "path Petra rossa". You'll find the destination as the third house after the wooden house.
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Attractions
- Calanques de Piana: Located on the western coast of Corsica, Calanques de Piana is a stunning natural site known for its red granite cliffs and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Visitors can explore the picturesque calanques (inlets) by boat or enjoy scenic hikes along the coastal paths.
- Ajaccio: The capital city of Corsica, Ajaccio, is renowned for being the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte. Visitors can explore the Maison Bonaparte, Napoleon's childhood home turned museum, and stroll along the vibrant streets lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
- Filitosa: Situated in the Taravo Valley, Filitosa is an archaeological site featuring prehistoric stone monuments known as menhirs. These captivating statues date back to the Neolithic era and offer a glimpse into Corsica's ancient history. The site also has a museum displaying artifacts discovered during excavations.
- Sanguinaires Islands: Located just off the coast of Ajaccio, the Sanguinaires Islands are a group of rocky islets known for their picturesque landscapes and rich marine life. Visitors can take a boat tour to admire the rugged beauty of the islands, go hiking on the trails, and enjoy stunning sunsets.
- Porto: Nestled in the Gulf of Porto, Porto is a charming coastal village with a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Gulf of Porto. The gulf is home to iconic red rock formations and turquoise waters, making it an ideal spot for boat trips, swimming, and snorkeling.
- Scandola Nature Reserve: Adjacent to the Gulf of Porto, the Scandola Nature Reserve is a protected area known for its dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and diverse marine ecosystem. Visitors can explore the reserve by boat or hike along designated trails to witness its breathtaking landscapes and wildlife.
- Corte: Located in the mountainous heart of Corsica, Corte is a historic town set amidst stunning natural scenery. It is known for its imposing citadel, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys. Visitors can also explore the ancient university and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and river swimming.
- Bonifacio: Situated on the southern tip of Corsica, Bonifacio is a visually striking town perched atop towering limestone cliffs. The town is famous for its medieval citadel, charming narrow streets, and picturesque harbor. Visitors can take boat trips to explore nearby sea caves and enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
- Lavezzi Islands: Located off the southeastern coast of Corsica, the Lavezzi Islands are a group of small granite islands known for their pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. These islands offer excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing in a tranquil and unspoiled environment. 10. Aiguilles de Bavella: Situated in the Alta Rocca region of Corsica, the Aiguilles de Bavella are a series of rugged granite peaks that attract outdoor enthusiasts. The area offers numerous hiking trails, rock climbing opportunities, and breathtaking vistas of the surrounding mountains and forests.