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How long is the drive from Bastia to Nice?

The direct drive from Bastia to Nice is 155 mi (250 km), and should have a drive time of 5 hrs 30 mins in normal traffic.

If you’re going on a road trip from Bastia to Nice, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Sanremo, Calvi, Menton, and Ventimiglia, as well as top places to visit like Hotel U Libecciu and Corsica Museum, or the ever-popular Appartements vue sur le vieux port de Bastia.

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Top cities between Bastia and Nice

The top cities between Bastia and Nice are Sanremo, Calvi, Menton, and Ventimiglia. Sanremo is the most popular city on the route. It's 6 hours from Bastia and less than an hour from Nice.
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Calvi

Calvi, a charming town located on the northwest coast of Corsica, is renowned for its stunning beaches and picturesque crescent-shaped bay. The town is dominated by a medieval citadel that overlooks the marina and features the Baroque St-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral and winding cobblestone streets. Along the Quai Landry esplanade, visitors can find an array of restaurants offering delightful waterfront dining experiences.
64% as popular as Sanremo
26 minutes off the main route, 26% of way to Nice
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Sanremo

Sanremo, a charming coastal city in northwestern Italy, is known for its lush green spaces and historical landmarks. The city boasts the park of Villa Ormond with its Japanese garden and ancient olive groves, as well as the 12th-century San Siro Cathedral with its impressive bells and crucifix. The elegant art nouveau building of Casinò di Sanremo houses a theater and hosts the renowned Festival of the Italian Song every year.
Most popular city on this route
40 minutes off the main route, 89% of way to Nice
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Ventimiglia

Ventimiglia is a charming resort town located in the province of Imperia, Liguria, northern Italy. Situated on the Gulf of Genoa and just 7 km from the French-Italian border, it boasts a small harbor at the mouth of the Roia river. The town is known for its diverse offerings, with exclusive boutiques coexisting alongside bustling outdoor markets that sell everything from household goods to high-quality oils.
33% as popular as Sanremo
30 minutes off the main route, 92% of way to Nice
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Menton

Menton, located on the French Riviera in southeast France, is a charming town known for its beautiful beaches and gardens. The Serre de la Madone garden showcases rare plants while the medieval old town is home to historic sites such as Basilique Saint-Michel and La Chapelle des Pénitents-Blancs. Menton is also famous for its lemon production, with the Association for the Promotion of Menton's Lemons working to increase lemon production and obtain official recognition.
65% as popular as Sanremo
22 minutes off the main route, 93% of way to Nice

Best stops along Bastia to Nice drive

The top stops along the way from Bastia to Nice (with short detours) are Citadella di Calvi, Area 24 S.P.A., and Plage de Saleccia. Other popular stops include Giardini Botanici Hanbury, Corsica Museum, and Calanques de Piana.
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Appartements vue sur le vieux port de Bastia

Holiday apartment
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Nestled in the heart of Bastia, the "Appartements vue sur le vieux port de Bastia" offers a stunning retreat for travelers seeking both comfort and breathtaking views. These charming apartments provide an ideal base to explore the vibrant old port area, where you can soak in the lively atmosphere filled with cafes, shops, and local culture. Each apartment is thoughtfully designed to ensure a cozy stay while allowing guests to enjoy picturesque vistas of the harbor right from their windows.
4.2
(828)
Rue du Bastion, 20200 Bastia, France
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Hotel U Libecciu

Hotel
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Hotel U Libecciu offers down-to-earth accommodations with balconies or terraces, accompanied by an outdoor pool and a garden. Its incredible location is complemented by a swimming pool and spacious balcony. The staff at the hotel are extremely kind and friendly, always willing to assist guests with anything they need; they are fluent in Italian, French, and English which proves to be very helpful. The hotel also boasts excellent staff who provide pleasant service.
Incredible location, swimming pool, spacious balcony and the staff is so so kind honestly I will love to come back here. Giorgio and his colleagues will help you whit anything just ask they are so friendly 👌 They also speak Italian,French and English that was so helpful 😍
DAMNKAGE — Google review
We were bike camping in April when the rain hit. Called a few hotels and this was the one that accepted us with bikes and all. The owner pre-warmed the rooms. Received us very nicely. Let us take hot showers in the spacious rooms, dry our clothes, and let us do the check-in after. Awesome service by a very friendly owner.
Walter R — Google review
Excellent staff. This pleasant hotel has a nice room, swimming pool and parking place, and located very near a supermarket.
J L — Google review
Friendly staff. Spacious room. I’d visit again. 5 stars.
Martin S — Google review
The best with the hotel is the good staff. Very nice breakfast. Love to come back.
Anita K — Google review
Thai food delicious!
Walter R — Google review
Excellent choice for boaters stopiing in Macinaggio, pleasant owners and good breakfast.
Giovanni P — Google review
Fantastic staff, excellent location and beautiful breakfast
Simon P — Google review
4.6
(314)
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3.5
(128)
235 Strada di Foce, 20248 Rogliano, France
http://www.u-libecciu.com/
+33 4 95 35 43 22
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Corsica Museum

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Museum
Sights & Landmarks
The Corsica Museum, located in the former barracks of the citadel, offers a spacious and well-organized exhibition on multiple floors. The museum provides a comprehensive history of Corsica, showcasing traditional habits, culture, and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore exhibits dedicated to Corsican anthropology and pottery while enjoying explanatory videos throughout the exhibition. The museum also features a lab for kids and an outdoor terrace displaying the 'Corsican Head' sculpture.
Great mix of architecture, the old and the contemporary. Stunning view from the old platform upstairs. I think the ticket was 5,- pp. Paid parking at the corner.
Cat — Google review
Absolutely loved it! I hadn't spend that much time in a museum. They displayed several objects, machinery and tools used in the Corsican daily life of the last century. The history of the beautiful Cittadella is well explained and it's accessible only through the museum.
Ricard G — Google review
This informative and enjoyable ethnographical museum showcased the life of the Corsican people. The audio-guide in multiple languages was a great addition, enhancing the experience. The comfortable environment, with good air and AC, made it a pleasant visit. The polite and friendly staff further contributed to the positive atmosphere. The ticket price of 5.5 euros per adult was reasonable. The museum also delved into the lives of women on the island, providing valuable educational insights. Included in the ticket was the opportunity to explore the citadel, adding to the overall experience. Overall, it was great and recommended visit. 😊
N.O.D M — Google review
It is a nice museum founded in old fortress, but there is one problem. All in french, There is a lot to see of old Corsican Life, how they lived centuries ago. And the ticket was only 3€ so that is a plus. From museum you can follow the path to the old castle.
Rok S — Google review
The museum itself may not be quite interesting but it is the way to go to citadel which has magnificent views. Best to take train from Corte railway station. Park your car for free there. Museum will be half price (2.5 euros per person) with train tickets (7.5 euros per person)
Kushant V — Google review
I would not go to Corte just for this museum but if you are here for other reasons, the cheap ticket definitely makes it worth a short visit. I found at least three very very interesting items in the museum and a tour of the fortress is rather enjoyable. (5 euro)
Emiliano V — Google review
Interesting museum. I was hoping for more focus on the history of Corsica but the other exhibitions were interesting as well. Not much in English.
Jyrki H — Google review
Very fun museum, it shares a lot of the history here in the fortress and also about Corsica it self. It shares info on how they lived. Also nice to go inside to cool down a bit. To get down to the nitty griddy , fun museum to visit.
Felix C — Google review
4.1
(1758)
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4.1
(802)
La, Rue de la Citadelle, 20250 Corte, France
http://www.museudiacorsica.corsica/
+33 4 95 45 25 45
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Corsica Museum

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Museum
Sights & Landmarks
The Corsica Museum, located in the former barracks of the citadel, offers a spacious and well-organized exhibition on multiple floors. The museum provides a comprehensive history of Corsica, showcasing traditional habits, culture, and craftsmanship. Visitors can explore exhibits dedicated to Corsican anthropology and pottery while enjoying explanatory videos throughout the exhibition. The museum also features a lab for kids and an outdoor terrace displaying the 'Corsican Head' sculpture.
Great mix of architecture, the old and the contemporary. Stunning view from the old platform upstairs. I think the ticket was 5,- pp. Paid parking at the corner.
Cat — Google review
Absolutely loved it! I hadn't spend that much time in a museum. They displayed several objects, machinery and tools used in the Corsican daily life of the last century. The history of the beautiful Cittadella is well explained and it's accessible only through the museum.
Ricard G — Google review
This informative and enjoyable ethnographical museum showcased the life of the Corsican people. The audio-guide in multiple languages was a great addition, enhancing the experience. The comfortable environment, with good air and AC, made it a pleasant visit. The polite and friendly staff further contributed to the positive atmosphere. The ticket price of 5.5 euros per adult was reasonable. The museum also delved into the lives of women on the island, providing valuable educational insights. Included in the ticket was the opportunity to explore the citadel, adding to the overall experience. Overall, it was great and recommended visit. 😊
N.O.D M — Google review
It is a nice museum founded in old fortress, but there is one problem. All in french, There is a lot to see of old Corsican Life, how they lived centuries ago. And the ticket was only 3€ so that is a plus. From museum you can follow the path to the old castle.
Rok S — Google review
The museum itself may not be quite interesting but it is the way to go to citadel which has magnificent views. Best to take train from Corte railway station. Park your car for free there. Museum will be half price (2.5 euros per person) with train tickets (7.5 euros per person)
Kushant V — Google review
I would not go to Corte just for this museum but if you are here for other reasons, the cheap ticket definitely makes it worth a short visit. I found at least three very very interesting items in the museum and a tour of the fortress is rather enjoyable. (5 euro)
Emiliano V — Google review
Interesting museum. I was hoping for more focus on the history of Corsica but the other exhibitions were interesting as well. Not much in English.
Jyrki H — Google review
Very fun museum, it shares a lot of the history here in the fortress and also about Corsica it self. It shares info on how they lived. Also nice to go inside to cool down a bit. To get down to the nitty griddy , fun museum to visit.
Felix C — Google review
4.1
(1758)
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4.1
(802)
La, Rue de la Citadelle, 20250 Corte, France
http://www.museudiacorsica.corsica/
+33 4 95 45 25 45
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Citadella di San Fiurenzu

Permanently Closed
Monument
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
We were able to visit this old "Citadel" in the busy tourist beach town of Saint-Florent, Corsica, France, yesterday with our grandson. We were delighted to discover a free parking area near the ancient fortress and actually there happened to be another free parking area even closer to the castle above our spot. There are remnants of the ramparts which are easily accessible by foot. The views of the town of Saint-Florent are quite stunning from up here and make for some gorgeous photos. It was just a mere pittance one paid to enter the castle which was built in the 15th century or 1439. As luck would have it there was an interesting Corsican art exhibition on the top floor along with detailed descriptions of construction of this amazing fort. We highly recommend you make this one of your stops before or after you partake of the many water sports down below the "Citadelle." Thanks so much "Citadel" of Saint-Florent as you really impressed us Floridians from the U.S. of A.
Nora B — Google review
Good place to get a nice view of the city, sadly all the doors where locked when i was there, so im not sure if it is possible to get a peak inside.
Martin D — Google review
Abandoned place, not looked after almost all. Real shame although it has a potential.
Kinga M — Google review
Nice village on the noth coast of Corse
Annalisa G — Google review
A little disappointment. The streets leading there are really nice and have a great atmosphere, but the citadel itself is quite deserted. No shops, no restaurant, no nothing, just dust and the closed building.
Csaba K — Google review
Not that impressed with the whole area. Yeas, there are many tourists and quische bait shops. The citadelle is not renovated and the area has a deserted look.
Daniela T — Google review
A good place to spend a pleasant couple of hours walking around the narrow streets and looking at the boats
Andrew T — Google review
Lovley place with a big harbour...cafes and resturants.
Deborah C — Google review
4.2
(952)
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3.5
(688)
20 Rte de la Citadelle, 20217 Saint-Florent, France
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Plage de Nonza

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Beach
Outdoor Activities
Plage de Nonza, often referred to as Plage de Noir, is a captivating black pebble beach nestled along the northern coast of Corsica. This unique spot is characterized by its striking dark pebbles and stunning natural surroundings, making it a must-visit for those seeking something different. To reach this hidden gem, visitors embark on a scenic 15-minute walk down a rock staircase from the charming village of Nonza.
Amazing beach with amazing colours. What is truly special about this place is the black rocks on the beach. Not very frequented as people think it's dangerous for health ( there was a asbestos mine in the area). Personally when we went in July we didn't see anybody on the beach. It is very easy to see it from the village of Nonza which is definitely worth a visit.
Daniela T — Google review
The best beach on the north coast of Corsica, to my opinion. Not crowded, vast and clean, with small greenish black pebbles, surrounded with green hills. We asked locals about asbestos issues there, and they told us it was all a myth and it was perfectly safe to swim there (also, there were no any warning signs at the beach). There’s a small car park on the north side of the beach with a rugged natural path to the sea (not push chair friendly).
Alexandra M — Google review
Great beach, one of the most interesting in North. Even though I visited it in August, there were no so many people and it's quite rare if you consider it was the 14th (so the busiest day of the year!). No sand but very small green/dark stones. Please remind you could reach the beach only after 15 min walking and you can't park in the near proximity.. It's not difficult at all but you must consider it. Please also keep in mind there are no facilities there. Overall, the beach it's fantastic and worth the visit
Paolo B — Google review
The beach is lovely, but its true beauty reveals itself when seen from the village
Pablo T — Google review
The village above is definitely worth a stop for the totally stunning view and to visit the interesting church. But better not sit on the beach or get in the water (it's a long way down anyway), you can see it's clouded with dust from a disused asbestos mine at the northern end.
Niamh H — Google review
Awesome beach, unique with its black rock coverage. Some places the decent into the watet can be steep, but no big deal. Attitional bonus that there are rocks far out, så you dont need to worry about dragging sand everywhere. Also, on sunny days the rocks get super hot, highly reccomend shoes you can bathein or that can stand the water.
Martin D — Google review
Great beach with thick dark grey sand/tiny stones. The sea becomes really deep suddenly. It seems like the cost was modified in order to have a human height depth. You need to do a long winding road in order to arrive to the beach.
Engin E — Google review
Beautiful to see. In August is really too hot to go all the way down but the walk seems lovely!
Eleonora D — Google review
4.7
(600)
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4.4
(486)
France, USA
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Gorges de la Restonica

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Ravine
Nature & Parks
Gorges de la Restonica is a stunning natural wonder located in the heart of Corsica, carved by the untamed Restonica River. One of the most renowned hikes in Corsica, the trail begins at Bergeries de Grotelle and leads to Melo Lake at an altitude of 1,711 meters. The route offers a breathtaking experience suitable for both adults and children, although proper footwear is recommended.
Splendid place but the road is really scary, barely the place for a single car most of the time.
Sergio S — Google review
Beautiful gorges with a cool river
Riccardo ( — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience. A walk suitable for adults and children but not to be underestimated. I recommend suitable rackets and shoes. There are two ways to reach Lake Melu, the one on the right is with a via ferrata, decidedly more challenging than the other, but not adequately signposted. (Original) Esperienza bellissima. Passeggiata adatta a grandi e piccini ma non da sottovalutare. Consiglio racchette e scarpe adeguate. Ci sono due vie per raggiungere il lago di melu, quella a destra è con ferrata, decisamente più impegnativa rispetto all'altra, ma non segnalato adeguatamente.
Romana M — Google review
(Translated by Google) The most beautiful gorges I have ever had the opportunity to see! The color of the water is incredible! Don't hesitate to move forward a little on the road to find nice places with a little fewer people. Beyond 2km after the campsite nothing special apart from the car park which is the starting point for visiting the lakes. (Original) Les plus belles gorges que j'ai jamais eu l'occasion de voir ! La couleur de l'eau est incroyable ! Il ne faut pas hésiter à avancer un peu sur la route pour trouver des coins sympas avec un peu moins de monde Au delà de 2km après le camping rien de particuliers à part le parking qui est le point de départ pour la visite des lacs.
Jérémie — Google review
(Translated by Google) Magnificent place, as if frozen by time. Absolutely worth discovering. The natural bowls or swimming pools are a real treat in hot weather. Water a little cool but pleasant. Be careful, the road that runs along the gorges is barely wider than a cycle path. Big danger to cross paths... with the void below. (Original) Endroit magnifique, comme figé par le temps. A découvrir absolument. Les cuvettes ou piscines naturelles sont un vrai régal par temps chaud. Eau un peu fraîche mais agréable. Attention, la route qui longe les gorges est à peine plus large qu'une piste cyclable. Gros danger pour se croiser... avec le vide en contrebas.
Christophe D — Google review
(Translated by Google) Splendid uncontaminated corner where you can spend a few days in complete relaxation. Along the stream there are many natural pools that are not very frequented. The water is very cold and the road to get there is not the best but still it remains one of the most beautiful places in all of Corsica. (Original) Splendido angolo incontaminato in cui poter passare qualche giornata in completo relax. Lungo il torrente si trovano tantissime piscine naturali poco frequentate. L'acqua è molto fredda e la strada per arrivarci non è delle migliori ma comunque resta uno dei luoghi più belli di tutta la Corsica.
Francesco M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very pleasant walk in the Restonica gorges.. exceptional place with its waterfalls, its colors, its small natural swimming pools.. Take a good pair of special river shoes 😉. .. (Original) Ballade très agréable dans les gorges de la Restonica.. lieu exceptionnel par ses cascades, ses couleurs, ses petites piscines naturelles.. Prenez une bonne paire de chaussures spéciale rivière 😉. ..
Sev C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful hike to do absolutely if you are passing through Corte. It is divided into two phases, the first is accessible to all, the second requires a certain physical fitness (short ferrata passage) (Original) Belle randonnée à faire absolument si vous êtes de passage à Corte. Elle s'articule en deux phases, la première est accessible à tous, la seconde demande une certaine forme physique (court passage en ferrata)
Cédric H — Google review
4.8
(126)
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4.5
(499)
20250 Corte, France
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Moulin Mattei - Mulinu Mattei

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Permanently Closed
Mill
Sights & Landmarks
Moulin Mattei, located on the D80 just 20 minutes from Macinaggio in Cap Corse, offers a quick hike with stunning panoramic views of the west side of Cap Corse and the northeast coast. The historical windmill is easily accessible and provides breathtaking vistas in almost every direction. Visitors can also enjoy information about the area from Office de tourisme inside the Moulin. Additionally, it's a great spot to grab some delicious crepes while taking in the beautiful scenery.
Exhausting to reach the mill at 38º but the view is truly worth it!
Mosaik N — Google review
Very nice view in almost every direction. Building is historical and fitted nicely into the landscape.
Rob — Google review
Beautiful place to visit and see and have a quick rest there.
Sevie S — Google review
The mill itself isn’t very interesting as it’s closed and misses its wings; but it’s a great place to hear/read about the local liquor produced nearby (cape corse apéritive). You also get stunning view of the top northern point of Corsica and the cute little marina of Centuri nearby
JB T — Google review
A 10-minute walk, a wanderfull view of the Port de Centuri
Mateja G — Google review
Beautiful views to the sea and inlands of Corsica from the windmill
Lenka H — Google review
A must see! Quite easy to access, the panoramic view on top of the hill is spectacular! There is even someone from Office de tourisme providing information inside the Moulin.
Siming — Google review
What an amazing place, with a breathtaking view! Absolutely stunning. We were lucky enough that somebody was selling crepes there, so delicious!
Lena F — Google review
4.6
(1421)
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4.3
(192)
Col de la Serra Cap Corse, 20275 Ersa, France
https://www.capcorse-tourisme.corsica/
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Port de Centuri

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3 lists 
Nature & Parks
Marinas
Port de Centuri, located in the northwestern part of the peninsula, is a great spot to take a break and enjoy a leisurely lunch during your day trip.
4.4
(340)
20238 Centuri, France, USA
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Plage de Saleccia

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+21 other lists 
Beach
Nature & Parks
Plage de Saleccia, located on the northern coast of Corsica, is often hailed as one of the most picturesque beaches in Europe. With its white sand, turquoise waters, and lush vegetation, it's no wonder this idyllic spot was chosen as a filming location for The Longest Day in 1962. Accessible by boat taxi from St. Florent or a scenic drive from Casta, this half-mile stretch of undeveloped coastline offers a serene escape.
Beautiful beautiful beach!! Truly stunning, feels like a tropical island. Only thing I’d say is walk down far to your right to feel like your away from the crowds + arrive around 2 and leave round 6/7 in late august + boats are expensive so expect to have 40/50 euro
LOUDHOUSE — Google review
We went to Plage Saleccia after seeing Bodri Beach, and this one is also lovely with soft white sand and very clear water. It was a bit busier though, with more boats, yachts and people around, so it didn’t feel quite as calm. It calmed down in the late afternoon as people were starting to take the return boats. We got there by boat, which was nice. Just a small tip: book early enough, and if you use GetYourGuide it’s worth checking with the operator directly to make sure your ticket is in order.
Eric H — Google review
Just an amazing beach! The sand is superb, the water is azure, and the wind is calm. However, you can't really get there easily: the "road" is 6 euro and if you don't have a tall 4x4 it's better not to go there. On the beach there's no toilet or change room, so be ready to share some of your secrets. It's not a lot of people, though.
Vlad K — Google review
Much better than the Lotu beach for sure. Nicer to swim and enjoy the beach with less people. The trip back with zodiac was also a nice occasion, for which it's kind of a must for the return.
Mustafa U — Google review
Fantastic beach. I like the way to get there. There is no road. But with a motorcycle or a 4x4 car you can get there. The beach is very clean. The sand is fine but not more fine than on the other side like at Bastia. You can be shure that everyone on this beach has made a special effort to come here. There are sometime cows on thr beach. The cows like to play with some visitors. This plage is one of the most difficult to get there.
Reviewer C — Google review
Nice beach, but nothing ‘special’, loads of nice beaches in Corsica that do not require an hour off-road driving (10 kms) to get too! A nice sandy long beach, but the snorkeling was disappointing. Maybe a visit by boat would be the best option.
Nigel M — Google review
This beach is extraordinary special and located very nice. The scenery is just great. Clear water and white sand makes you feel like in the Caribbean. During the main season it's often crowded, but still worth a visit. You can go by 4 wheel drive from Casta or by boat from St. Florent. Or by your own car, and without 4 wheel drive it will take some hours to do down the earth road. Close to the beach there's the famous camping site and on the other end of the beach a very nice beach restaurant hidden in the pines. Definitely with a visit.
Daniel B — Google review
One of Corsica’s finest beaches—and worth every bit of effort to reach it. Getting there isn’t easy, but it is doable with a standard rental (we managed in an Opel Corsa). Allow roughly 45 minutes for the drive; the road is bumpy, rocky, unpaved in most places, and requires slow, careful navigation but the standard ride height is enough for this road (full cover recommended tho) Your reward? Sweeping turquoise water, powder-soft sand, and the unforgettable sight of white cows lazing right on the shoreline. A small beach bar serves snacks and cold drinks; card payments are accepted for purchases over €20. Tip: start early to avoid the midday rush, and keep an eye on your fuel—there are no services along the final stretch. Enjoy the adventure and the view!
Jonathan — Google review
4.7
(2558)
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4.5
(1038)
France, USA
http://www.saleccia-off-road.com/
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Desert des Agriates

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Upland
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Desert des Agriates, also known as the Agriates Desert, is a unique and arid wilderness in Europe. It features a coastal footpath and two stunning beaches, Plage de Saleccia and Plage du Loto, with white sand and turquoise waters. Visitors can easily access these beaches by boat from Saint-Florent for a day of swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
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Claude B — Google review
Used to be a great offroad experience. Now they turned it into a paved like main road. Good for the business on the no longer secret beach, bad for everyone else
A. A — Google review
Amazing ghrv jxb
Aasheramzexpert — Google review
(Translated by Google) Paradise beaches in a protected area. By sea, by hiking trails, by air—however you approach it, it's always enchanting. (Original) Des plages paradisiaques au sein d’un espace protégé. Par la mer, par les chemins de rando, par les airs, quelque soit la manière de l’appréhender, c’est toujours un enchantement.
François R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Superb... But by car you need a 4x4... A word of advice: avoid going there in an ordinary car (Original) Superbe... Mais en voiture il faut un 4*4... Un conseil évitez d'y aller avec une voiture ordinaire
Manu L — Google review
(Translated by Google) We left St Florent to go to Lotus Island by boat, dream beach, clear water, no waves. Then we walked for 1 hour to go to Saleccia beach, which is also very pretty, but I recommend staying on Lotus beach to stay and swim there, and finally we did the 4x4 tour inside the Agriates desert, an experience not to be missed, it is well worth the price and the detour. (Original) Nous sommes partis de St Florent pour aller sur l'île de lotus en bateau plage de rêve eau claire pas de vague. Ensuite nous avons marché 1h pour aller jusqu'à la plage de saleccia très jolie aussi mais je conseille de rester sur celle de Lotus pour y rester s'y baigner et pour finir nous avons fait le tour en 4×4 à l'intérieur du désert des agriates une expérience à ne pas manquer tellement ça vaut largement le prix et le détour.
Marina P — Google review
(Translated by Google) A must-see to go to Saleccia beach, very pretty landscapes. (Original) Passage obligé pour aller à la plage de saleccia, très jolis paysages.
Fred F — Google review
(Translated by Google) Magnificent We went there by sea (Original) Magnifique Nous y son aller par la mer
Christele P — Google review
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20246 Santo-Pietro-di-Tenda, France, USA
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Gorges de l'Asco

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What a beautiful colors! Water and nature 🩵💛
Belli ( — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful walk today from Zilia to the Asco gorges. The road is very winding and narrow but what a spectacle. The river has dug its bed for millions of years to leave these sumptuous panoramas of emerald and turquoise colors in dizzying crevasses. We continued our route to Asco and left the car in the village. Head towards the church, feeling good about it, and take the Pont Génois path, a 20-minute walk away, and enjoy a moment of swimming. (Original) Belle balade aujourd'hui depuis Zilia jusqu'aux gorges de l'Asco. La route est très sinueuse et étroite mais quel spectacle. La rivière a creuse son lit pendant des millions d'années pour laisser ces somptueux panoramas aux couleurs émeraude et turquoise dans de vertigineuses crevasses. Nous avons poursuivis notre route jusqu'à Asco et laisser la voiture au village. Prendre la direction de l'église en étant bien chzusses d'ailleurs et prendre le chemin du Pont Génois 20 mn à pied et profiter d'un moment de baignade
Jean-Marc H — Google review
(Translated by Google) A day of swimming at the Genoese Bridge, past the village of Asco, via the narrow, winding road that leads to the parking lot! Needless to say, it was worth the effort! Jumps, jumps, and more jumps for the kids, but also for Dad! We also met some really nice local kids! The view is exceptional! (Original) Journée baignade au pont Gênois après le village d'Asco par la route étroite et sinueuse qui mène au parking! Autant dire que le jeu en vaut la chandelle! Des sauts des sauts et encore des sauts pour les enfants mais aussi pour papa! Nous avons également rencontrés des jeunes locaux super sympa! Le panorama est exceptionnel!
Quentin B — Google review
(Translated by Google) A sublime hike with the highlight of a swim under a magnificent Genoese bridge, an unforgettable day (Original) Randonnée sublime avec en point d'orgue une baignade sous un magnifique pont génois, une journée inoubliable
Geoffrey N — Google review
(Translated by Google) Arrive early to be able to park. The road is a bit complicated, especially when you have to pass each other.... The scenery is sumptuous, the peace and quiet reign supreme. (Original) Venir tôt pour pouvoir se garer. Route un peu compliquée surtout quand il faut se croiser.... Le décor est somptueux, le calme est là
Valeze D — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place. Nice hike. Too bad the trail markings are non-existent... (Original) Très bel endroit. Randonnée sympathique. Dommage que le balisage soit inexistant...
Florent B — Google review
(Translated by Google) We were lucky enough to discover the Asco gorges in June, meeting only 3/4 people. The walk to the bridge is very easy and we were able to stop at the edge of the river to enjoy the coolness of the water. (Original) Nous avons eu la chance de découvrir les gorges de l'asco au mois de juin, en ne croisant que 3/4 personnes. La ballade jusqu'au pont est très facile et nous avons pu nous arrêter au bord de la rivière pour profiter de la fraicheur de l'eau.
Solene L — Google review
(Translated by Google) Magnificent place! Be careful because to reach the Genoese bridge, you have to park high up and walk down for 20-25 minutes along a small road. Once at the bottom, you reach the bridge and the view is splendid. You can go down towards the rocks to find a nice spot. Don't hesitate to bring special shoes for those who like to scramble among the rocks! You will see cars parked all along the road to reach Asco. Everyone has a nice spot, but be aware that you will have to go downhill, and sometimes the paths are steep! Be careful. It's definitely worth the effort because once you get down, it's magnificent. The clear water refreshes you, and all you have to do is enjoy the sound of the current (not too strong) and the beauty of the place. (Original) Magnifique endroit ! Soyez prudents car pour atteindre le pont génois il faut se garer dans les hauteurs et descendre pendant 20-25 minutes le long d’une petite route. Une fois en bas, vous atteignez le pont et la vue est splendide. Vous pourrez descendre vers les rochers pour vous trouver un joli spot. Ne pas hésiter à prendre des chaussures spéciales pour ceux qui aiment crapahuter dans les rochers ! Vous verrez des voitures garées tout le long de la route pour atteindre Asco, chacun se trouve un spot agréable mais il faut avoir conscience qu’il faudra descendre et parfois les chemins sont escarpées ! Prudence. Le jeu en vaut vraiment la chandelle car une fois en bas c’est magnifique. L’eau claire vous rafraîchit et il n’y a plus qu’à profiter du bruit du courant (pas trop fort) et de la beauté des lieux.
Julie C — Google review
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4.5
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20276 Asco, France, USA
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Parc of Saleccia

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Botanical garden
Nature & Parks
Parks
Parc of Saleccia is a charming park in the Balagne area, offering a delightful experience for visitors. The park features a meandering pathway with informative boards and shady spots for relaxation. At the highest point, there's an amphitheater made of local rocks providing stunning views of the deep blue sea and white-capped waves. The park is well-maintained with lovely seating areas and a playground for children.
Such a lovely, peaceful place with an abundance of different plants. The animals are a really nice added extra. 11€ per adult.
Coralie P — Google review
Lovely, relaxing part where you can exhale and make your way around the park at your own pace. We took about two hours and enjoyed bench sitting, smelling the herbs and flowers, and hanging with the goats! Great place to unwind.
Alison C — Google review
Such a beautiful place. We loved everything about it, the people were very friendly, spoke English. The restaurant is only serving till 2pm, do be advised. They have cool drink and ice cream to cool down. The park isn’t too big, so it’s perfect for smaller children and in hot weather. There’s a huge playground, loads of space for kids to run around. Pretty seating areas in shaded spots. It’s very well maintained. I loved the gift store, it’s very cute. For the biggest impact, visit in spring or early summer.
Mona B — Google review
Lovely gardens showcasing all the local vegetation with a really nice restaurant making delicious salads and quiche. Also has a nice play area for kids and some donkeys and chickens. A highlight of our week in Calvi.
R P — Google review
Beautiful. A bit repetitive in the plant life but we'll sculpted and designed. The wire sculptures are a delight. An excellent playground for the children. Overall very nice but they need to add a lot more plant diversity and more water areas to attract insect, bird, and animal life.
Walter P — Google review
Very nice park, lots of flowers, makes for a lovely experience !
Elliott S — Google review
Set in the hills near to the Île Rousse in the north of Corsica, this parkland is well worth a visit. The gardens are well maintained snd there are information panels too. As we visited in October there were not too many flowers to see, but the general planting and borders would look lovely in Spring and summer. If you have time, have lunch at the café - the food is all from local producers and very tasty. We had an amazing croque Monsieur and a mixed dishes of local Corsican meats and cheese - lovely! The cats are very friendly too!
Annette K — Google review
Good place to visit if you in area. Lovely flowers and trees. Good 2 hours to walk around.
Gregory666 — Google review
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Route de Bastia, 20220 L'Île-Rousse, France
http://www.parc-saleccia.fr/
+33 4 95 36 88 83
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D124

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Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Gorges de la Spelunca is a renowned canyon hiking area in Corsica, offering picturesque riverside trails, charming arched stone bridges, and serene bathing pools. The trail connecting the villages of Evisa and Ota is considered one of the most beautiful walks on the island, taking approximately 5 hours to complete.
4.5
(97)
20150 Ota, France, USA
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Fanale di Petra

Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Lighthouse on the rocky Pietra peninsula, reached by a walk or mini train, offering broad sea views.
Watching the sunset at the lighthouse is one of the best things of I'lle Rousse. A comfortable 20-30 minutes walk from the town center with a wide concrete path all the way. A must do!
Jesper S — Google review
Worth the walk out from ile rousse for amazing views
Will H — Google review
I suggest to visit this place at the sunset (8pm) because is stunning. Lovely easy walk around 15min on the road by the sea with amazing views. It is a really must see!
Sanja R — Google review
Amazing panisland with great views on the town and the sea. Crystal-clear turquoise water and red rocks. Its well worth the short walk up. There is also a rock tower to see.
Ursula K — Google review
For me so far the nicest location on whole Corsica. Beautiful colors. The yellow rock with dark blue and turquoise water. Extremely nice and relaxing.
Rob — Google review
A very interesting panoramic point with beautiful views
Nenad P — Google review
Beautiful sunset. Place on the rock behind the lighthouse - and must to visit!
Piotr P — Google review
View worth the 20 minutes walk up under the sun
David4Pozzo — Google review
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20220 L'Île-Rousse, France
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Ruines du village d'Occi

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Sights & Landmarks
Ancient Ruins
Ruines du village d'Occi is an abandoned medieval mountain village situated on a rock near Lumio. Founded by Corsicans fleeing pirates, it offers a stunning panoramic view of the bay of Calvi. The ruins are private property, with only the church being completely restored. Access is free, but visitors are urged to respect and keep the area clean. A 30-minute climb leads to the village, where visitors can enjoy both its historical ambiance and breathtaking views of the mountains and sea.
A nice stop for those who are interested in the island's history. The hike to the abandoned village is not too difficult, just make sure you bring enough water, sunscreen, and enthusiasm!
András S — Google review
A short 20-minute walk leads to these charming ruins. There are nice viewpoints of the seacoast, especially uphill from the village.
Luca S — Google review
Beautiful place with an outstanding view.
François C — Google review
A beautiful set of ruins with amazing views of this part of Corsica. It's a bit of a hike to get to, but worth it if you are nearby and able to do the walk. We went from a nearby road, it was about 20 minutes of hiking on a steep path. Not challenging but would recommend good shoes.
Tom T — Google review
20-30 min walk via camping street.no real parking.
Mike T — Google review
(Translated by Google) I've been to this place before, but it's always the same pleasure! A good 30-40 minute climb before getting there. The small church is closed...what a shame! A very beautiful olive tree too. A magnificent view from all sides. Go there, it's really nice! (Original) Je suis déjà allée dans cet endroit mais c'est à chaque fois le même plaisir! Une bonne montée de 30 à 40 mn avant d'y arriver Petite église fermée...dommage! Très bel olivier également Une magnifique vue de toutes parts Allez y c'est vraiment sympa!!
Isabelle R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Be careful!!! It's a climb, especially afterward if you want to do the loop. The hike was given as easy on the hiking video, but I put it as medium + I'm overweight and an occasional hiker... That said, I really liked it. (Original) Attention !!! Ça grimpe et surtout après si vous souhaitez faire la boucle. Randonnée donnée facile sur visio rando moi je la met en moyen + je suis en surpoids et randonneur occasionel... Ceci écrit j'ai bien aimé..
Emmanuel T — Google review
(Translated by Google) A small path to get there is well laid out where you can see several magnificent viewpoints. At the top the ruins!!! Splendid!!! To do in the morning in hot weather (Original) Un petit chemin pour s'y rendre bien agencé où on peut y voir plusieurs magnifiques points de vue. En haut les ruines !!! Splendide !!! A faire le matin par temps chaud
Karine — Google review
4.7
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4.6
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20260 Lumio, France
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Genoese Tower

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Palace
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
The Genoese Tower, an impressive palace situated in a captivating location, is renowned for its distinctive architecture and rich historical significance. This grand structure stands tall as a symbol of power and wealth, with its magnificent design captivating the attention of visitors. The tower's unique construction showcases remarkable craftsmanship, exhibiting intricate details and exquisite ornamentation. Its prominent position affords breathtaking panoramic views that further enhance the allure of this majestic palace.
4.0
(258)
20150 Ota, France
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Calanques de Piana

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Hiking area
The Calanques de Piana, also known as the Calanques of Piana, are a striking series of red granite rock formations located near the town of Piana on the western coast of Corsica. These dramatic cliffs have been shaped over millions of years by wind and water erosion, resulting in unique and breathtaking formations that have become iconic images of Corsica.
Cyclists and walkers alike will enjoy the vistas better if they go downhill. 😉
Valérie — Google review
Makes for a beautiful, and interesting drive. The roads are very narrow in places and many of the passing points get filled with other road users opportunistically using them as parking so they can get photos of the views, which means you need to be careful of people on the road as well. We ended up driving through in both directions at about 6pm. The roads weren't too busy and worth it for the views. We then parked at the tête de chien (small roadside parking on both sides of the road, space for 10-15 cars in total.) The walk from there is very pleasant and marked with yellow spray paint at key turning points. If you are confident and careful enough, there are some very impressive views to be had by taking a few steps off the track and pushing through the shrubs at certain places.
Alexander P — Google review
Its a beautiful, astonishing road along the west coast of Corsica but be ready for a very patience and careful drive! There could be goats&cows on tje road as well as very vwry narrow road above the coast. Be careful.
Anja P — Google review
Spectacular rocks with the street moving in between. Parc the car on the side of the road and take a little walk along the street. Pay attention to driving cars.
Eric H — Google review
A must see when youre visiting Corsica, breathtaking sculptrual rock formations cascading above the sea.
Fidelma H — Google review
Beautiful drive from Piana to Porto through the Calanques de Piana. Outstanding views.
Jyrki H — Google review
Awesome eroded red rock formations, many looking ready to break loose! Beautiful views with sheer drops to the sea. Grab any and all small parking spots then walk usually less than 100m to get best views. Drive careful on the many blind corners!
Neil B — Google review
Spectacular views! The road is awfully narrow, and you have to be on the look out for tour buses and cyclists (there are small places to pull off along the road), but this is truly a jaw dropping view. Photos can’t do it justice.
Loren C — Google review
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20115 Piana, France
https://www.calanquedepiana.fr/
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Citadella di Calvi

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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
The Citadella di Calvi is a must-visit historical and cultural emblem of Calvi. You can explore its old streets, learn about the town's history, and enjoy panoramic views of the Gulf of Calvi. The citadel also hosts evening events featuring renowned artists in a stunning venue. Staying at a nearby hotel allows you to admire the citadel throughout your visit. From historic sites to beautiful beaches, Calvi offers a perfect blend of culture and natural beauty.
Great visit. Beautiful views of the city and the bay. Ideal for an afternoon stroll and discover this older part of the city. Beware of the cars. Some drivers were impatient with pedestrians and were honking to get fast through the narrow street.
Steve C — Google review
Nice for an afternoon visit. Little streets with cafes and wine bars plus some nice views.
R P — Google review
Giant bastion, when you aproach those walls from land it is like OMG. Inside is a small town with a church of John the Baptist. If you are lucky to get a parking place bellow the walls, otherwise park before the marine and have a nice walk through turist streets. Once inside encircle the walls and enjoy the view.
Rok S — Google review
Lovely place to visit, just be prepared for alot of steps and steep gradients but the view is worth it.
Simon — Google review
Beautiful citadelle, great spots for sunset drinks, and a few very nice places to eat. Plenty more on the lower town too.
Remi A — Google review
Wonderful ancient surroundings and winding streets, fantastic view over the citt
Jasper V — Google review
Not as lively or well maintained as Bonifacio but still worth walking the whole place
Natalia U — Google review
Worthwhile visit strolling through the ancient streets of the citadelle
Jan S — Google review
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Haute ville, 20260 Calvi, France
http://www.calvi-tourisme.com/citadelle-tour-sel-calvi.html
+33 4 95 65 16 67
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La Villa Calvi

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Hotel
Sights & Landmarks
Nestled in the picturesque hills above Calvi, La Villa Calvi is a luxurious retreat that perfectly blends elegance with breathtaking natural beauty. This upscale hotel boasts five stunning pools, including an infinity pool that offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the iconic 13th-century citadel. Guests can indulge in fine dining at its Mediterranean restaurant or unwind at the marine-inspired spa after a workout in the high-tech gym.
My wife and I spent 4 nights at La Villa Calvi for our honeymoon. The room was very spacious with a stunning sea/mountain view balcony. The staff, from cleaners to managers, were all excellent and were all polite and friendly. Breakfast was superb, and the food at both restaurants (the beach and the main hotel) we found delicious. True luxury.
Chris R — Google review
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at La Villa Calvi. Our room was excellent; the views from the hotel in general were wonderful; the service was excellent, and the food was top-notch! Had dinner there were some problems with wasps the management very kindly supplied us with electric flyswatters which did the job!!!
Gerard O — Google review
The most beautiful hotel - the view from breakfast was the best viewpoint of our trip in Corsica. Everything was perfect.
Katie R — Google review
We spent a week at La villa Calvi and it was a pure happiness. The staff is super nice and make sure you are getting everything you need. The breakfast is amazing ! We loved every single things of this hotel and will come back !
Marion M — Google review
La Villa is a contradiction , it is a five star hotel but many facets of its service are distinctly lacking . Firstly the positives - excellent location - clean and airy and modern - good spacious bright clean rooms , the house keeping staff are excellent, friendly, enthusiastic and professional - food is good , albeit I have had much better elsewhere. - the young lady running the restaurant was excellent - very professional and friendly. - the drivers were excellent- particularly Euan The disappointments - despite being a resident we were unable to book a table despite being flexible on time - the wine waiter needs retraining !! He pushed for our wine order even though we hadn’t ordered / decided on our food ! He made no attempt to be helpful , he overfilled the glasses , he even wanted to poor a second different wine into the same glasses we were frankly appalled and he argued the point. He was rude and arrogant . - the room service menu for children lacked imagination . It was also Problematic that hot food was not available until after 7.30pm ( the food actually arrived at 8.50 pm). - a meal served to one of our friends had paper in it !! The waitress apologised , but for a 5 star rating I would have expected the owner / manager / chef to come out and apologise- indeed the chef did come out and came over to us but then proceeded to talk to two people on the next table for 15 minutes with his back to us - a opportunity lost! - my wife and my daughter were at the beach but the hotel refused to come and collect them ( having done so 2 days earlier ) - the person was unhelpful , didn’t offer to organise a taxi or make any suggestions This hotel did not live up to its 5 star rating , please improve the consistency of your service level - attention to detail and training are core requirements.
Richard L — Google review
We visited Calvi, some of us coming from Asia, some from Paris, and were looking forward to a dinner at La Villa. Not only was it very difficult to book a table, in spite of the restaurant being half empty when we eventually visited last May, but the experience was very disappointing. No welcome at the hotel entrance, very slow service -a nice lady seemed to be alone dealing with several tables- nothing of what’s expected from a 5 star hotel restaurant at this price. The sommelier was most unpleasant: arrogant, rude, not interested to explain local wines, only focused on filling and re-filling our glasses to the max -spilling wine on the table right from the beginning- even before any bread or other food had been brought to the table. I wonder if the experience can even get worse during high season when the hotel is busier. It’s a shame to offer such a poor experience at this price in a beautiful location.
Christian P — Google review
This is a lovely peaceful hotel, with a magnificent view of Calvi. Very friendly and helpful staff with large well appointed rooms. The grounds and pool are well presented and it is in walking distance of the centre of Calvi, although it is uphill on the way back. Although they could lose the rubber ducks in the pool in front of the restaurant! (Some smart designers idea of being funny)
Nigel M — Google review
Nice hotel, room and view. However seriously let down by a few points: 1) food choice extremely limited 2) transfer from airport not organised properly; 3) air con in gym very weak; 4) shuttle car not at level expected; 5) staff -some lovely and some very unhelpful; 6) beach utterly dreadful. Overall much to like but could be so much better with attention to a few areas. Also not in the slightest kid friendly with very small pool and surrounding area.
Vicki S — Google review
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4.6
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Chemin Notre Dame de la Serra, 20260 Calvi, France
https://www.lavilla.fr/
+33 4 95 65 10 10
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Réserve Naturelle de Scandola

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Wildlife refuge
Nature & Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Scandola Natural Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1975, is a popular tourist destination on Corsica's western coast. Spanning 1,900 hectares, it boasts unique landscapes with red cliffs and clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The reserve is home to diverse marine life and rare bird species, making it an excellent destination for nature enthusiasts. Accessible only by boat, the area offers half-day excursions for visitors to explore its majestic wilderness.
Lovely to see and best by boat, make sure you get on one of those small boats, not the big ferries. The small boats can actually go even in some kind of caves. Very interesting rock formations and very beautiful views from the sea.
Manuel N — Google review
Very beautiful, red rocks with high cliffs falling straight into the ocean. Beautiful surroundings and the feeling of "middle of nowhere". Highly recommended
Eitan N — Google review
Amazing and beautiful area to visit. Clear water for snorkling with a lot of fish and interesting structure under water. Great landscape with huge and different colored rocks. But please remember, its a nature reservate so no garbage! No fishing! No fast driving with boots!
Alexander B — Google review
I visit this park in a speed boat. It was a nightmare. And about the park and rocks...well it's a problem of taste.
Calin P — Google review
The most amazing place to visit in Corsica. Just choose carefully your boat agency (even if they look all bad...)
Jerome V — Google review
Stunning place to visit, 100% must do in Calvi
Robin K — Google review
I have never seen such a beautiful natural spectacle. book a boat and take the complete tour! it will exceed your expectations
Nanko W — Google review
Beautiful sea and great unesco site. We went kayaking and saw some turtles
RubenSE — Google review
4.8
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5.0
(497)
Maison de la Mer, Route du Port, 20245 Galéria, France
http://www.ecase-pnrc.fr/reserve-naturelle-de-scandola/
+33 4 95 62 00 28
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Partenza della Pista Ciclabile del Parco costiero della Riviera Ligure

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Cycling park
Outdoor Activities
Biking Trails
The cycling park, Partenza della Pista Ciclabile del Parco costiero della Riviera Ligure, offers an awe-inspiring experience with its remarkable project and breathtaking vistas. The maintenance and garden care by the comune di San Lorenzo deserve commendation. Being biased due to my personal connection to the region, I find it appealing. It attracts a multitude of tourists; however, visiting during the hottest summer weeks is not advisable.
Absolutely breathtaking not only for the project and stunning views but I have to take my hat off for the maintenance and garden care, well done comune di San Lorenzo
Albert C — Google review
I'm biased, since I come from the same region, but I like it! Lots of tourists, and, as always, not recommended during the hottest weeks of summer.
Roberto P — Google review
Amazing Stretch of cycle path with beautiful sea views
Gav B — Google review
Bellisimo
Claudio T — Google review
Super!!!
Giovanna E — Google review
(Translated by Google) Second time I travel along the San Lorenzo al mare-Ospedaletti cycle-pedestrian path. I walked it, from San Lorenzo to Sanremo. Possibility of renting bikes and rickshaws in several places. Well maintained, with various refreshment points and fountains along the route, easy access to and from the various towns it connects. The passages in the galleries are suggestive! We hope that the project to extend it to Andora will soon become a reality! (Original) Seconda volta che percorro la pista ciclo-pedonabile San Lorenzo al mare-Ospedaletti. L'ho percorsa a piedi, da San Lorenzo a Sanremo. Possibilità di noleggio bici e risciò in più punti. Ben tenuta, con vari punti di ristoro e fontanelle lungo il tracciato, facili gli accessi per e dai vari paesi che unisce. Suggestivi i passaggi nelle gallerie! Speriamo che il progetto di prolungarla fino ad Andora diventi presto realtà!
Anna A — Google review
(Translated by Google) A beautiful and well-developed cycle route. Bicycles can be rented at several rental stations. City bikes can also be rented at one station and returned at another. Rental: Nolobici (Original) Eine schöne und gut ausgebaute Veloroute. Fahrräder können an etlichen Ausleihstationen gemietet werden. Die Citybikes kann man auch an einer Station ausleihen und an einer anderen Station zurückgeben. Verleih: Nolobici
Trainspotter1978 — Google review
(Translated by Google) The Pista Ciclabile Ligure, also known as the Pista Ciclabile di Imperia, is one of the most beautiful and scenic cycle paths in Europe. This multi-use path in Liguria, Italy, is ideal for cycling, running, walking, rollerblading, or inline skating. The route follows a former railway line along the coast and is currently being extended to Diano Marina. (Original) De Pista Ciclabile Ligure, ook wel bekend als de Pista Ciclabile di Imperia, is een van de mooiste en meest panoramische fietspaden van Europa. Dit multifunctionele pad in Ligurië (Italië) is ideaal om te fietsen, hardlopen, wandelen, rolschaatsen of inline skaten. Het traject volgt een voormalige spoorlijn langs de kust en wordt momenteel verlengd tot aan Diano Marina.
L. B — Google review
4.6
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4.7
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Pista Ciclabile del Parco Costiero della Riviera dei Fiori, 18017 San Lorenzo al Mare IM, Italy
http://turismovallesanlorenzo.com/
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Area 24 S.P.A.

Outdoor Activities
Biking Trails
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Paolo P — Google review
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Carlo B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Management company of the Côte d'Azur cycle path along the Ligurian coast, former railway site and neighboring areas with ad hoc services. In the photos, night vision of the stretch of cycle path in Sanremo Lido Imperatrice. (Original) Società gestionale della pista ciclabile della costa azzurra lungo la costiera del mar Ligure ex sede ferroviaria e aree limitrofe con servizi ad hoc. Nelle foto visione notturna del tratto di pista ciclabile a Sanremo lido Imperatrice.
SAVINO F — Google review
3.8
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4.6
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Piazza della Stazione, 1, 18010 S.Stefano al Mare IM, Italy
http://www.area24spa.it/
+39 0184 524066
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Bussana Vecchia

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Sights & Landmarks
Ancient Ruins
Bussana Vecchia, a captivating old town near Sanremo in Liguria, Italy, has a unique history. Following an earthquake in 1887, the town was deserted and remained so until the 1960s when it was rediscovered by an international community of artists who renovated and repopulated it. Today, Bussana Vecchia is known for its artistic vibe and is considered a hamlet of Sanremo.
4.2
(1299)
18038 Province of Imperia, Italy, USA
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Pigna

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Historic Walking Areas
Neighborhoods
Pigna is a charming comune nestled in the Ligurian Alps of Italy, near the border with France. This picturesque village, situated at an elevation of approximately 280 meters, is part of the Ligurian Alps Regional Nature Park, offering breathtaking natural landscapes and a rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore its historic center, admire the 15th-century loggia and the parish church of San Michele featuring a remarkable polyptych by Giovanni Canavesio.
4.1
(741)
18037 Province of Imperia, Italy, USA
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Giardini Botanici Hanbury

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Botanical garden
Nature & Parks
Hanbury Botanical Garden is a 19th-century terraced garden located just over the border, boasting a stunning peach-hued Palazzo Orengo and 30 acres of grounds. The garden is home to 5,800 exotic plants thriving in the Mediterranean microclimate, including agaves, palms, rare fruit orchards, and over 60 species of citrus. Visitors can also enjoy a small pebble beach within the garden's premises.
Loved the experience there! It was very hot the day we went, so we decided to change our shoes into open once, bad choice! Make sure you have your sneakers on, and be ready to walk a lot. We spent 2 hours inside and weren’t able to see everything, take into account a 3/3.5 hours visit, also take with you something to drink and maybe a snack, you can go all the way down to the cafe and consume your own things as well. The price of the ticket is very good considered the amount of things you can see, my suggestion (OF COURSE) is spring, to be able to enjoy fully all the flowers and roses that are in the garden.
Marta P — Google review
Visited end of July. Perhaps there was a water restriction as the gardens seemed dry. Places needed trimming or at least tidied up. A bit run down. Paths and stairs need renovating. A few areas/paths closed. I would love to visit again when not so dry and renovations finished. Free parking limited to the street. Lovely view of the sea.
P E — Google review
What an incredibly beautiful property. This garden is absolutely worth a visit. It's best to allocate at least 1hr to visit and discover the beauty of this garden! Parking options are a bit limited and visitors need to park alongside the main road.
Joyful J — Google review
I love botanical gardens and try to visit at least a new one each vacation. The location of Hanbury botanical gardens is very special, with great views of the Mediterranean sea, and have interesting features, in terms of the antique buildings, plants and decorations (statues, etc) but imo it really needs more care! We visited in August, which I understand is a hot and dry month, but in comparison to other botanical gardens -in the same region- also visited in summer, this one could really gain with more irrigation, plant care, and some details as more labeling of the plants species and some additional informative data (origin, uses, etc) Hope this comment is taken into consideration for improvement.
Odilie B — Google review
Would not have missed this botanical gardens. We've spend approximately 3 hours here. The garden is beautiful even at early September. It is true that some parts need some maintenance, but it also gives some extra charm to it. Imagine the potential! A big plus is the silence, especially since the rest of Cote d'Azur is such a busy and extravert environment. Highly appreciated!
Jan-Thijs K — Google review
Just a fantastic garden and setting. Put aside a few hours for a walk around the garden. Numerous viewpoints and benches to sit and soak up the plants, cactus and trees. Even a cafe!
Stuart — Google review
Very impressive and beautiful. Unfortunately some parts were closed due to storm damage. But still it was a walk of wonder and delight to see all this exotic flora and spectacular views! Take notice there is no dedicated parking lot so be prepared to park your car along the street, hopefully not too far off.
Eric S — Google review
Huge garden, expect some uphill walking. The view is spectacular.An interesting place but a bit run down.
Ana H — Google review
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4.1
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Corso Montecarlo, 43, 18039 Ventimiglia IM, Italy
http://www.giardinihanbury.com/
+39 0184 229507
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Jean Cocteau Museum - Severin Wunderman Collection

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Permanently Closed
Museum
Art Museums
The Jean Cocteau Museum - Severin Wunderman Collection, completed in 2011, is a modern-art museum located on the French Riviera. It showcases the diverse works of Jean Cocteau, including drawings, ceramics, paintings, and cinematographic pieces. The museum was made possible by art collector Severin Wunderman's donation of around 1500 Cocteau works to Menton in 2005.
I loved the layout of this museum. It’s accessible by foot and was an aesthetic collection of Jean Cocteau’s works.
Tracey T — Google review
Contrary to what is indicated, the Cocteau Museum is closed down since several years (due to storm damage) and looks abandoned. Part of the collection can be visited in the nearby "Bastion". The original Cocteau Museum building was anyway not a brilliant addition to the beautiful city of Menton, so let's hope that it will simply be razed one day.
Alfred H — Google review
On the promenade you will admire the magnificent architecturally modern building that houses the Jean Cocteau museum (Musee Jean Cocteau). It contains 2000 works by Jean Cocteau, the multi-talented French artist, painter, poet and director. He lived a large part of his life in Mendon and when he died he donated his works to the city. The Museum will delight those who visit it, especially art lovers.
George M — Google review
Amazing art in a wonderful city. Entry is free the first Sunday of every month.
S S — Google review
The website says there is an exhibition. I found a closed place. If the exhibition was moved, They could leave a message .
Orly A — Google review
Very interesting exhibition of Dufy upstairs and Cocteau downstairs. Definitely worth going to see.
Irene S — Google review
One of my favorite cities Beautiful museums
M. — Google review
Museum is closed. It is highly unprofessional they don't bother updating their status.
Emile S — Google review
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4.0
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2 Quai de Monleon, 06500 Menton, France
https://www.museecocteaumenton.fr/
+33 4 89 81 52 50
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Cimetière du Vieux Château

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Cemetery
Sights & Landmarks
The Cemetery of the Old Château, also known as Cimetiere du Vieux-Chateau, offers a serene escape from the lively atmosphere of the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur region. Situated on a steep hill overlooking Menton, this historic cemetery provides a unique glimpse into centuries of life and history. As you wander through the graves, you'll encounter resting places of prominent figures from different eras.
Honestly.. my highlight from Menton! As weird and in a way wrong it seemed to visit a cemetery (in a sense - such places shouldn’t be crowded by tourists), this was breathtaking. It’s important to be respectful, silent and not too much all over the place. This visit was really special for me.
Megija Z — Google review
Excellent cemetery, up on a hill right in the old town. Easy walk up the old stairs, old style path. Well signed. Drinking water (tap) up top, not much else. Great views of sea, harbor, mountains, on both sides. Even a few benches to enjoy the solitude and the views, along with the permanent guests. Very interesting monument work, some recent, some as old as 1885 (maybe older), some clean and polished, some falling apart, some obviously expensive, some humble. All tell a short small story of loss, that somebody at some time, cared.
Steven W — Google review
Good historic cemetery. Easy to get to from the seaside. Go up the Orange staircases and when you get to the church, make a sharp right up more stairs. These stairs take you to the cemetery through very quaint alleys and houses. Very well worth the steps to get to the cemetery.
AW M — Google review
Why I am a tombstone tourist at times? It is architecture, with art stones from different eras, the finely carved sculptures, they were meant to be seen and appreciated. I will always find something interesting about history as well. I am curious about the stories of the people whose lives are represented on the tombs. This peaceful abode's permanent residents include a Russian prince, the tomb of William Webb Ellis, legendary inventor of the sport. Aubrey Vincent Beardsley an English illustrator and author. Plus this lovely Kingdom of eternal rest has one of the most beautiful viewpoints of Menton. Look out over beautiful carved angels to the dazzling blue of the Mediterranean Sea💙.
Angelina C — Google review
Menton has been attracting European vacationers and retirees for 150 years and many of them ended their days here. And it would be hard to find a more scenic spot for a last farewell. There are residents here from the USA to Russia and most points in between. Many of the graves teeter on the brink of a precipice with no safeguarding for grieving relatives or inquisitive visitors but it is wildly beautiful. The British section is on a lower level accessed by a gate to the right of the main entrance where you will find escapees from Stalybridge and Wimbledon resting in the Mediterranean sunshine. Joining them for a few moments quiet reflection is rewarding.
Herm D — Google review
About 10-15mins straight walk uphill from the basilica cathedral is the cemetery. There is only 1 exit and entrance which is beside a main road. Entry is free. On a late Thursday afternoon, it was very peaceful and there were only 3-4 other visitors. The cemetery offers a nice view of menton but the place itself is very charming with its medieval theme and random spots w wild roses growing 💕 Definitely worth a visit if you happen to visit the cathedral as well!
Hilary — Google review
very atmospheric place on top of the hill. old tombstones, silence, a place to reflect. at the same time, beautiful views of the sea and the city
AniaZ — Google review
Most Beautiful views of Menton, well worth the short walk up the hill. Really recommend, lovely way to see the area from a different perspective!
Sam C — Google review
4.7
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4.4
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unu, Mnt du Souvenir, 06500 Menton, France
https://www.menton.fr/Le-cimetiere-du-vieux-chateau.html
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Campsites French Riviera Menton - St Michel

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Campground
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
Campsites French Riviera Menton - St Michel is a modest hillside campground in Menton offering tent and caravan sites, as well as cabin rentals. It provides basic facilities including clean showers and restrooms. The staff are friendly and helpful, providing a full introduction to the camp upon arrival. The campground offers beautiful ocean views from its location in the hills of Menton, although it may not be suitable for those without a car due to its elevated position.
We stayed at the beginning of September for 4 nights in a camper, and it was an amazing experience. The hosts were very kind, helping us with advices on what to visit, how to get around Menton. We were able to do laundry (5€) and borrow a dryer. The spot we had reserved was near the reception so we used the bathrooms behind the reception. The bathrooms were clean, we had toilet paper. The only downside was that there was only one toilet, but we didn’t had to wait in line. We were able to get water from a spring right in the camping, with no extra payment. The camping location is beautiful, with a view of the sea and the city of Menton. But it is a bit difficult to get to the camping on foot, as there are a lot of steps. There is a bus that takes you from the city center to the camping, but it passes the camping only twice a day.
Mihaela P — Google review
Spent 1 night with 1 tent here. The view is great, staff is friendly. The campsite has decent and clean showers and toilets. You can easily access by foot from the town, but it is a steep and sweaty hike in the summer! 20 euros for the night (solo, 1 tent, 1 night, no car). Slightly noisy depending on where your spot is because you can hear cars/motorcycles from the roads.
Noemie V — Google review
Nice location for train excursions to nice and Monte Carlo as well as the town itself. Bathrooms older and not clean. Not even toilet paper provided. A bit pricey at Euro 48 per night off season. Approach is a bit challenging for larger motorhomes.
Ralf A — Google review
Camping with a great view to the sea. Great showers. Soap for the toilet but no toilet paper. Very expansive (20 euro for small tent and one person, I think 27 for 2) very nice receptionist. Stayed here for 3 nights at first, next year for 1 night and then again for 6, so I totally recommend it. Would come back if I can. Great sunrises at the end of September (beginning of September they come from the mountain), so you should wake up early :)
Alon G — Google review
Great campsite in a great part of the French Riviera. We have returned to the campsite having spent 4 nights in our campervan last year. The facilities are kept clean and the staff are very accommodating and friendly. Steep walk up to the campsite but it doesn’t take long.
Dan R — Google review
Very noisy. Hard to sleep. Seems to be more of a park ground for cars to drive in and out than a camping… it‘s streets all around d the camp ground. Over priced. Not warm welcoming.
Gitti G — Google review
Lovely campsite in Old Menton. Great welcome from staff. Great pitch overlooking sea. Snack bar. Facilities clean. Not noisy. Only downside is that it is located at the top of a lot of steps.
Wendy M — Google review
Very helpful and kind reception staff. The location is exceptional with a breathtaking view. The campsite has everything that you need, highly recommended.
Nika S — Google review
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4.4
(696)
plateau saint-michel, Rte des Ciappes de Castellar, 06500 Menton, France
https://www.campingscotedazur.com/
+33 9 82 21 27 95
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Cabanon de Le Corbusier

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Temporarily Closed
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Walking Areas
Cabanon de Le Corbusier is part of the Cap Moderne, a collection of iconic architectural landmarks set in a stunning natural environment. This unconventional museum includes Eileen Gray's villa E-1027, Le Corbusier's Cabanon, holiday cabins, and the historic bar-restaurant Etoile de Mer. The interior features unique decorative elements such as polychrome stucco and 17th-century paintings by local artist Marc-Antoine Otto.
Just wonderful. The guide was exceptionally well informed and passionate. The two hours flew by. Felt very privileged to be on the tour. Make sure you book it in advance.
Queenkath G — Google review
I was really excited to visit this place. However the websites instructions are very misleading. Basically, they have opening hours... which you'd assume you'd be able to rock up and buy tickets and view... but it seems you must buy tickets and arrive on time for a tour. Outside of these times they lock the gate, start the tour and completely ignore you. Considering this is a tourist destination, you'd assume this would be explained: 'buy ticket online, arrive on time for the tour and enjoy the tour' instead it doesn't. Sadly we travelled really far just to see the gate.
Dan C — Google review
Teach the staff how to treat people with respect and accept that bad things happen and they can help solve them October 2024 We were looking forward to coming to Cabanon de Le Corbusier and purchased our tickets way in advance. We were staying Northwest of Nice and left at 8:00 am for a 10:00 am tour. We tried to load the address on our car - since there is no street address number, the car would not take the address. So we used our Google Maps. We came down the hill and saw the sign for the Cabanon and Google Maps said we were here. We were not there, but we did not know that. I got out of the car and walked around looking for the building. We asked two different groups of people. The first did not know and the second group did, but they did not know how to get there without looking it up on their google maps. Their conclusion was to go the railroad station. Not sure why our tickets did not just give the train station as the address. After all of this we called the staff to say we were coming late and they said too bad - so sad. You are out of luck. We drove there anyhow. They made a bad situation much worse. 1) Did they try to make any accommodations - absolutely not. 2) It was so bad that when we asked to go to the bathroom for some in our party - the receptionist said there were no restrooms around the area - they actually had one and let ticket holders use it - we had six tickets and she was saying no restrooms around. 3) They had an 11:00 am time slot to tour the building without anyone going into the building and we asked if they would just give us a ten minute tour and Amy, who apparently was in charge - said "NO"!. I ran a not for profit for 37 years and we worked to get to yes, never to say no so quickly. Did she do anything to acknowledge that we had driven nearly two hours - that we were probably 900 feet away, just up above and maybe - just maybe she needed to try to do something. NO!!!!!! I have never been treated like this by any museum, cultural facility in my life and in particular in France. One of the staff acted like she wanted to help. Although even her solutions were not helpful. As with most customer issues, these issues have been known to the organization before. I believe they have known that google maps does not get you to the building, have they done anything to solve that? Have they tried to get a number on their address so that car maps can get you there? Have they put any signage up to the area where google maps says you have arrived to solve this issue? Have they trained any of their staff not to dismiss people who have arrived late with some type of accommodation other than you can see it from the outside? In the organization that I ran, my staff would have been trained to resolve issues not make them worse. Did they even try to give us our money back - that was not the option we wanted - they do not offer to give your money back - in fact they say you do not get your money back - but you can write to an address. Save your time - save your money - I am certain this is a worthwhile thing to look at - but if something happens you will run into a buzz saw that shows no mercy and solves no problems. I do not normally turn into an ugly American - but folks and their procedures/attitude can bring it out in anybody.
Jeffrey F — Google review
The Cabanon de Le Corbusier is a small cabin located in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France, designed by the famous Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier. Built in 1952, this iconic structure is a prime example of Le Corbusier's architectural philosophy, emphasizing simplicity, functionality, and the integration of living spaces with nature. The cabin measures just 3.66 meters by 3.66 meters, showcasing a minimalist design that reflects Le Corbusier's principles of modularity and spatial efficiency. It features a compact living area, a small kitchen, and a sleeping area, all designed to maximize comfort within a limited space. The cabin is situated on a hillside, providing stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The Cabanon is part of the cultural heritage of the region and is often visited by architecture enthusiasts and tourists interested in Le Corbusier's work. If you're curious about its design principles, history, or how to visit, feel free to ask!
ChefLaurent D — Google review
Come on ... booking in advance to see a couple of ordinary beach houses and holiday unit as Eileen Gray E-1027 where nothing is worth the visit and it's no different that Le Corbusier have stayed there when you know his work in cities ... let alone for € 19 !
Enjoy L — Google review
Not possible to buy a ticket without reservation online (which is unavailable) , rude staff at entrance. Save yourself the trip like me and other people who travelled there a long way in hope to learn more about Le Corbusier.
Kateřina B — Google review
An aberration to have built a restaurant literally attached to Le Corbusier's cabin. It makes his work lose all significance.
Diego H — Google review
Fabulous experience and excellent guide.
Véronique B — Google review
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Av. le Corbusier, 06190 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France
https://capmoderne.monuments-nationaux.fr/
+33 4 89 97 89 52
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