Sea urchins, wild boar and maquis herbs: what to eat on the island of Corsica
The French island makes good use of its unique location when it comes to gastronomy — whether it’s through its Italian history; rich, fertile terroir; or fine seafood from its rich Mediterranean waters.
Family travel: Diving into Corsica
A mountainous Mediterranean island with a French-Italian identity, Corsica offers the perfect blend of old towns and stunning beaches. And with new direct flights, it makes for an easy-access family break.
A place in history: Corsica's top historical attractions
Whether it's prehistoric remains, links to the Odyssey or Roman ruins, Corsica has a long and rich history that's well worth exploring — here are three spots to start with
Calvi, one of Corsica's most romantic spots
John Wilmott takes a trip to the perfect spot for romantics in Corsica
The wonders of Corsican nature
John Wilmott discovers the outstanding beauty of the UNESCO-listed Scandola Nature Reserve
Corsica: Island of adventure
The rocky cliffs and clear waters of Corsica make it the perfect place for outdoor adventurers to get out and about
Delicious Corsica: Sampling the best of Corsican cuisine
The island of Corsica is a gastronomic dream, with wonderful local produce and mouthwatering traditional dishes to discover
Walk it off: Hiking in Corsica
Home to one of the best long distance treks in Europe, hiking in Corsica can be a challenge or a gentle stroll — but always a delight
Corsica's festival spirit
Find the musical heart of Corsican culture at one of the island's many festivals
Discovering Corsican wine
Whether you prefer a rich red, a delicious rosé or a fresh, unusual white, Corsica has a wine for you