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Living in Corsica: a Mediterranean paradise between sea and mountains
Real estate in Corsica: a tight market between the popular coastline and unspoiled countryside
Villages in Corsica: between turquoise seas and wild mountains
Where to buy in Corsica? North, south, or mountains: choose your corner of paradise
Living in Picardy: rural tranquility and coastal charm in northern France
Corsica, in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of France, is an island nation with a mountainous terrain, craggy coastline and historical sites. From its incredible beaches to its stunning mountain peaks, Corsica offers something for everyone looking to invest in one of the most desirable locations in Europe. With a mild climate and crystal-clear waters, investors can indulge in a range of aquatic activities including fishing, sailing and swimming. Furthermore, there is plenty of culture to explore including Napolean’s birthplace Ajaccio and unique architecture like Citadel at Calvi. Real estate opportunities are plentiful with an array of properties available from traditional villas to waterfront apartments – all set against some spectacular terrains. Investing here guarantees picture-perfect sunsets every day!
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South Corsica
From Bastia to Cap Corse, Upper Corsica unfolds port towns, perched villages and fragrant maquis. Around Terra Nova and the Old Port, Bastia brings together cafés and narrow streets. The coves of the Cap alternate Genoese towers and hamlets such as Erbalunga.
The Balagne features bright beaches and olive-covered hills. Sant’Antonino holds the label Les Plus Beaux Villages de France. In Patrimonio, AOP vineyards and the Nuits de la Guitare mark the summer.
On the nature side, Corte opens onto the gorges of the Restonica. The GR20 starts at Calenzana. The area is served by Bastia-Poretta airport and the port of Bastia.
In the south of the island, Corse-du-Sud 2A unfolds turquoise beaches, aromatic maquis and granite villages. In Ajaccio, the old town, the port and the Îles Sanguinaires form a Mediterranean setting.
Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio bring together citadels, marinas and white cliffs. The Aiguilles de Bavella neighbor the UNESCO site of the Gulf of Porto, Scandola, Girolata and the calanche of Piana.
Ferry connections and the airports of Ajaccio and Figari make access easier. Corsican charcuterie, brocciu and AOP from Ajaccio, Sartène or Figari mark the table.
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