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12 (15 max.)
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The stunning natural beauty, rich history, outdoor activities and delicious cuisine of France's island of Corsica is an ideal destination for nature lovers, history buffs, and outdoors adventurers alike. From Calvi in the north to Porto Vecchio in the south, Villanovo's selection of luxury properties, including villas with swimming pools, provide the perfect setting for an island holiday you'll never forget.
Corsica is an ideal destination for families, with plenty of activities and attractions that will keep everyone entertained. Many of the Ile de Beauté's Caribbean-style beautiful beaches have shallow waters that are perfect for younger children and those who are not confident. Meanwhile, Villanovo's selection of luxury villas with private swimming pools also offer a great spot for practising your stroke while on holiday in Corsica.
Villanovo's collection of luxury villas in Corsica is made up of a mixture of architectural villas, stylish properties showcasing the best in modern design and more traditional houses which embody the island's rustic soul. Whether booking as a family or a large group of friends, our first-class properties have everything you need to enjoy your stay in Corsica: from luxuriant gardens, cinema lounges, tennis courts and fitness rooms, to beachfront locations with spectacular views close to the most sought-after spots. Many of our properties also come with the option of catered or self-catering, according to your requirements, as well as a third option in which you can request a private chef or staff for a one-off event.
In the heart of the Mediterranean, our collection of exclusive luxury villas is spread across the picturesque island of Corsica. From the sun-drenched shores of Porto-Vecchio, the historic elegance of Bonifacio, to the serene beauty of the Balagne region on the island's west coast and the vibrant atmosphere in Calvi, each property offers a unique gateway to Corsica's charm.
Speak to our villa specialists, detailing your needs, and we can help you find the perfect place to meet your needs.
At Villanovo, we take special delight in going above and beyond so that our guests can enjoy the perfect holiday experience. That's why we offer the knowledge, experience and local contacts of a dedicated concierge service to assist you with the planning and smooth-running of your break in Corsica. Whether you are in need of advice for where to go, the best time to visit Corsica, assistance booking a babysitter, car, bike or boat hire, tips on the best restaurants in Bonifacio or Cap Corse, or anything else you might have in mind, our concierge is on-hand to ensure you get what you wish for.
Speak to us today and discover all the benefits of a dedicated concierge service.
Corsica's natural beauty is its biggest attraction. The island's rugged coastline, rolling hills, and lush green forests provide the perfect backdrop for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and swimming. The island is also home to some of Europe's most beautiful beaches, including Palombaggia and Santa Giulia, which are known for their soft white sand and crystal-clear waters. The Calanques de Piana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its nearby Scandola Nature Reserve, is another stunning natural wonder, famous for its towering cliffs and deep turquoise waters. Corsica represents an excellent choice for a family beach holiday.
Corsica is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with a wide range of activities not to be missed. Hiking is one of the most popular activities on the island, with over 1200 km of marked trails that crisscross the island. The GR20, a challenging 180 km trail that runs from the north to the south of the island, is one of the most beautiful hiking trails in Europe. Corsica is also a popular destination for water sports, such as windsurfing, kiteboarding, and diving. The island's rugged coastline is dotted with secluded coves and bays that are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking and boat trips.
Corsica's rich history is visible in its ancient towns and cities, traditional villages, and historic landmarks. The island was ruled by the Genoese, the Pisans, and the French, and their influence can still be seen in the architecture and culture of Corsica today. Some of the must-visit historic sites include the Genoese citadels of Calvi and Bonifacio, the medieval village of Piana, and the Roman ruins of Mariana. The ancient megalithic site of Filitosa, which dates back to the Bronze Age, is also a fascinating historic site to explore.
Corsica's unique culture is shaped by its history, geography, and the traditions of its people. The Corsican language, which is closely related to Italian, is still spoken by many locals, and traditional music is a popular form of entertainment. The island's small villages and towns, such as Corte and Sartène, are known for their narrow streets, ancient buildings, and lively markets. Corsicans are proud of their heritage and traditions, and visitors can learn about the island's customs and way of life by attending festivals, such as the Fiera di u Vinu in Patrimonio, which celebrates the island's wine culture.
Corsica's cuisine is a blend of French and Italian influences, with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients. The island is famous for its cured meats, such as lonzu and coppa, which are often served with fresh bread and cheese. The island's most famous cheese is brocciu, a soft cheese made from sheep's milk that is used in many traditional Corsican dishes. Seafood is also a staple of the Corsican diet, and the island's waters are home to a variety of fish, including sea bream, sea bass, and tuna. Don't forget to try the local wines, such as the red wine Patrimonio and the white wine Ajaccio, which are produced using grapes grown in the island's vineyards.
Gorgeous view and incredible landscaping and terraces, lovely rooms, gathering areas, well equipped kitchen. Very good welcome and support throughout visit. Close to a great market Chez Ava with local produce and specialties, near beautiful beaches and great small towns. Gorgeous scenery, good parking.
