Start your Corsican adventure at the Maison Bonaparte, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, where you can explore the fascinating history of Corsica’s most famous son in a well-preserved ancestral home.

Maison Bonaparte

Stroll the bustling old port and then enjoy a leisurely lunch with a sea view at Le Saint Pierre, a local favorite that serves up ultra-fresh seafood and classic Corsican dishes right on the marina.

Le Saint Pierre

Head west for a golden sunset at the Les Iles Sanguinaires, a rugged archipelago famous for its wild beauty and fiery red hues—join a boat tour or relax at the lookout for a spectacular end to your day.

Les Iles Sanguinaires

Set out early for the Calanques de Piana, where towering red granite cliffs plunge into translucent blue sea—hike the scenic “Chemin du Château Fort” trail for jaw-dropping views and surreal rock formations.

Calanques de Piana

Descend to the charming seaside village of Porto Marine, where you can relax on the pebble beach, rent a kayak, or savor a gelato at a café with a view of the Genoese tower.

Porto Marine

Dine at Le Maquis, a rustic-chic restaurant perched on the hillside, where you’ll feast on wild boar stew, chestnut-based specialties, and local wines—all with panoramic sunset views over Porto’s bay.

Le Maquis

Explore the legendary Citadelle de Bonifacio, dramatically perched on limestone cliffs—wander its medieval ramparts, labyrinthine alleys, and discover panoramic vistas over the turquoise Strait of Bonifacio.

Citadelle de Bonifacio

Descend the legendary Escalier du Roi d'Aragon, a vertiginous staircase hewn into the cliffside, to access secret sea caves and marvel at the crashing waves below.

Escalier du Roi d'Aragon

For an unforgettable dinner with a view, reserve a table at La Caravelle—set in Bonifacio’s old port, this chic eatery specializes in refined Corsican cuisine, fresh seafood, and local wines, all beneath the illuminated citadel.

La Caravelle