The GR20 is a difficult trek that is known to walkers from all over the world. It crosses Corsica, from north to south, or the opposite, in 15 days of intensive walking. But seeing the sunset over the Aiguilles de Bavella, or the sheep on the mountain ridges, not to mention the unforgettable views of the sea - aren't these natural wonders worth the effort?

Exploring the GR20

The Gulf of Saint Florent is one the most beautiful the Mediterranean  has to offer.

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Campomoro is an ideal family holiday destination. Between the sea and the scrubland, there are plenty of walks and places to settle down and unwind.

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Located on the west coast of the island, the Piana creeks are undoubtedly one of the most remarkable natural sites that you can see when visiting Corsica. 

Piana

Lying on the northern part of the island of Corsica, the Désert des Agriates extends over an area of around 58 square miles between the sea and the mountains. 

Désert des Agriates

Home to most of the city's beaches and offering various superb viewpoints, the Gulf of Ajaccio has established itself as the main place in the city both local residents and tourists come to relax and enjoy themselves.

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Like a crescent moon plunging into a turquoise sea, the Gulf of Ajaccio is one of the places you absolutely have to see if you spend any time visiting the island's largest city. Along the local route des Sanguinaires, which runs along the coast, there is a succession of restaurants and smaller beachside eating places to be found. Venture along it and you are guaranteed both sublime views and fresh local products if you happen to get hungry.
This is where Ajaccio locals and tourists come together to dine, bathe or simply relax on the beach.
The main reason for my visit to Ajaccio was to see the Sanguinaires Islands (Îles Sanguinaires)<a></a>. Evocatively named (literally 'Bloody Islands') like something from a film, they lie out in the sea silently watching over the gulf and are guaranteed to create an impression on you. So follow the road that shares their name right to the end … and simply stop and admire the view they present!

Home to most of the city's beaches and offering various superb viewpoints, the Gulf of Ajaccio has established itself as the main place in the city both local residents and tourists come to relax and enjoy themselves.

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