For the main part of our holiday we stayed in a self catering chalet in Porto, on the west coast of Corsica. From there it was a short and very scenic drive through the town of Piana, to do a medium* level walk to the top of Capu Rossu.
*In Corsican guide book speak, medium equates to a 10km or 6 mile round trip, with 500m (or 1,600 ft) of climbing.
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Beautiful! Filled with nature. We were thinking of going to Corsica, might have to start planning for it. Thank you!
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Yes, if you walk slowly enough and keep yours eyes open, it’s amazing what you can find. I have a few more posts yet though… 🙂
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Ahhh. Wish I was sitting the cliff looking out at the blue water. Very nice.
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Yes, it’s a beautiful place to visit. The sea is so clear, the turquoise and deep blues are amazing. 🙂
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