Corsica

Mediterranean Beaches, Mountain Trails, Clifftop Towns

OVERVIEW

Corsica—l’Île de Beauté—is a rare balance of rugged wilderness, Mediterranean elegance, and deeply rooted heritage.

From the glamour of Porto-Vecchio to the raw beauty of Cap Corse, and from Bonifacio’s limestone citadel to the tranquil gulf of Ajaccio, the island offers an exceptional diversity of experiences.

HIGHLIGHTS

Explore the most beautiful shores of the Mediterranean by private boat, with secret coves, pristine sands, and exclusive anchorages far from the crowds.

Wild landscapes & authentic mountain culture. Experience Corsica’s contrasts: towering granite peaks, ancient forest paths, and villages suspended between sea and sky. Perfect for hikes, rides or scenic drives.

Mediterranean elegance & Corsican art-devivre means savouring gourmet cuisine, and tastings of rare Corsican wines at family-run vineyards.

THE CUISINE

Corsican cuisine is shaped by rugged mountains, fertile valleys, and a deep pastoral tradition. Local charcuteries, including the famous Figatellu, carry smoky, robust flavors, while Pulenda and the creamy Brocciu AOC cheese reflect the island’s enduring rustic identity. Olive oil anchors many dishes with its delicate richness. The island’s wines add another layer of character — slight variations in soil and exposure create remarkable diversity, supported by traditional Corsican grape varieties. Each July, producers from across the island gather at the Corsican Wine Festival in Luri, Cap Corse, showcasing bottles that express the island’s singular terroir.

THE LOCATION

Île de Beauté

Corsica reveals a landscape where mountains plunge into turquoise seas, creating a striking blend of raw wilderness and Mediterranean softness. Its villages cling to rocky heights, its coastline curves around hidden coves, and its culture carries a proud identity shaped by centuries of independence and tradition. Nature, heritage, and island character come together in a place that fully earns its name: the Island of Beauty.