De Sagone/Cargèse: Scandola Girolata 2h Calanques Piana Swimming

The Scandola Nature Reserve, on the west coast of Corsica, is an exceptional UNESCO World Heritage site, extending over approximately 900 hectares, including both a maritime and terrestrial area. The geology of this reserve is remarkable, with spectacular rock formations resulting from a mixture of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. These cliffs, caves and rock formations plunge into crystal clear waters, home to rich biodiversity, while its diverse flora includes endemic species adapted to the extreme conditions of the rocky coastline.

Girolata is a picturesque village located between Porto and the Scandola nature reserve, the particularity of which is that it is only accessible by boat or by hiking trail. Famous for its authentic charm and preserved character, you will observe a magnificent Genoese fort recently renovated. A 2-hour stopover will allow you to have lunch in one of the establishments, stroll through the streets or swim in a wild cove.

Its reddish cliffs offer a spectacular coastal landscape, sheltering exceptional marine and terrestrial biodiversity

The Calanques de Piana, on the west coast of Corsica, are a set of spectacular and colorful rock formations, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These red and ocher cliffs rise majestically above the Mediterranean Sea, creating a striking and unique landscape. The Calanques de Piana will offer you breathtaking panoramas, with peaks, caves and natural arches sculpted by erosion over the centuries. These exceptional geological formations make the Calanques de Piana one of Corsica's most iconic natural attractions, attracting nature lovers and photographers from around the world.

Capo Rosso, on the west coast of Corsica, is renowned for its remarkable geological formations. You will notably discover the arch and the impressive natural cave shaped by erosion. For an underwater experience, a swim in the natural pool allows you to observe the rich seabed, but also a moment of relaxation and fun

The Genoese tower of Omigna, built in the 16th century and classified as a historic monument, stands 12 meters high in the town of Cargèse. It was built to defend the local population against the incursions of Barbary pirates.