Corsica

Corsica Island

Corsica Island is part of France, but you will feel a difference between the other places in the country if you go there. First, its location makes it somehow different. Corsica is in the Mediterranean Sea to the southeast of France and the east of Italy.

The nearest land to Corsica is Sardinia, Italy. Everything here is different from mainland France beginning with the cultures to the languages. Corsicans speak their language that is somehow a mixture of French and Italian.

Corsica is also referred to as the Island of beauty. It has everything that a tourist could ever desire. It has pristine forests, beaches, snowcapped mountains, attractive towns, and picturesque hamlets. There are plenty of activities for Hikers, beach lovers, scuba divers, and outdoor sports enthusiasts.

Tourist attractions

Tourist attractions come in plenty. Napoleon was born in Corsica, and Maison Bonaparte is a museum that has been set in this place to honor the legend. Head over to Ajaccio and visit the Cathedral, where Napoleon was baptized.

Bonifacio has one of the largest reserves in Corsica. Do not forget to go to the village of Piana, Porto Vecchio, among other places.