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This is a suggested independent itinerary that you customize. Please select the best flights, hotels, trains, activities, transportation and number of nights in each destination to fit your needs.
Enjoy the beauty of Corsica with this self-drive package! Begin in Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica, before travelling by car through Central Corsica to the city of Bastia (with it's beautiful natural landscapes, rich culture and heritage and laidback atmosphere). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.
Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica, is a city rich in beaches and hiking and famously the birthplace of Napoleon. History is plentiful and nature is always close. The city`s beautiful setting offers a beautiful old town and a trendy waterfront promenade in a setting to charm, Ajaccio is always bustling with activity.
Explore Pointe de la Parata, Route des Sanguinaires, Musée Fesch, Musée Fesch, Salons Napoléoniens, Plage de Capo di Feno, Place Place Foch, Ajaccio Cathedral, Tête de Mort, A Cupulatta, Plage d`Argent, and so much more!
3 nights in Corsica - Central Region
The central region of Corsica boasts some of the island`s most beautiful nature and landscapes. From charming little mountaintop towns to sprawling green forests; there is so much to see and do in Central Corsica. It is notable for being the only region listed in Corsica that doesn`t have a beach - but no problem, you will find a great deal of stunning scenery and beaches are always within reach when necessary. Lakes, natural pools, small villages and huge forests offer stunning scenery and make this region of Corsica a region not to be missed.
Explore Corte, one of the central region`s most beautiful locations; Restonica Valley, a stunning and dramatic area defined by glacial gorges, granite cliffs, verdant pine forests and diverse wildlife; The numerous lakes and rivers that punctuate the valley, including the famous Lac de Melo; Various outdoor adventure, this area is perfect for hikers and cyclist; Nature, the central region boasts some of the most stunning views of nature and its diverse flora; charming villages perched on the mountain-sides or in the plains, and so much more!
3 nights in Bastia
Classified as a `Town of Art and History,` the maritime city of Bastia offers a historical center, a citadel, and historical harbor. With plenty of night life near the Old harbor and the authentic narrow streets and high buildings of the old regions of the city, Bastia provides a wonderful mixture of historical and modern attractions.
Visit The Old Port, Church of Sainte-Marie, Bastia Citadel, Le Palais des Gouverneurs, Musée de Bastia, Chapelle Sainte-Croix, Place Saint-Nicolas, Place du Marché, Église de Monserrato, Rail Trip, Beaches, and so much more!
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Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica, is a city rich in beaches and hiking and famously the birthplace of Napoleon. History is plentiful and nature is always close. The city`s beautiful setting offers a beautiful old town and a trendy waterfront promenade in a setting to charm, Ajaccio is always bustling with activity.
Explore Pointe de la Parata, Route des Sanguinaires, Musée Fesch, Musée Fesch, Salons Napoléoniens, Plage de Capo di Feno, Place Place Foch, Ajaccio Cathedral, Tête de Mort, A Cupulatta, Plage d`Argent, and so much more!
The central region of Corsica boasts some of the island`s most beautiful nature and landscapes. From charming little mountaintop towns to sprawling green forests; there is so much to see and do in Central Corsica. It is notable for being the only region listed in Corsica that doesn`t have a beach - but no problem, you will find a great deal of stunning scenery and beaches are always within reach when necessary. Lakes, natural pools, small villages and huge forests offer stunning scenery and make this region of Corsica a region not to be missed.
Explore Corte, one of the central region`s most beautiful locations; Restonica Valley, a stunning and dramatic area defined by glacial gorges, granite cliffs, verdant pine forests and diverse wildlife; The numerous lakes and rivers that punctuate the valley, including the famous Lac de Melo; Various outdoor adventure, this area is perfect for hikers and cyclist; Nature, the central region boasts some of the most stunning views of nature and its diverse flora; charming villages perched on the mountain-sides or in the plains, and so much more!
Classified as a `Town of Art and History,` the maritime city of Bastia offers a historical center, a citadel, and historical harbor. With plenty of night life near the Old harbor and the authentic narrow streets and high buildings of the old regions of the city, Bastia provides a wonderful mixture of historical and modern attractions.
Visit The Old Port, Church of Sainte-Marie, Bastia Citadel, Le Palais des Gouverneurs, Musée de Bastia, Chapelle Sainte-Croix, Place Saint-Nicolas, Place du Marché, Église de Monserrato, Rail Trip, Beaches, and so much more!
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