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Bonifacio and the deep south of Corsica: 5 must-sees by van or motorhome

Discover the wild and historic treasures of Corsica’s deep south, from limestone cliffs and dream beaches to hilltop villages. A road trip to savour at your own pace, with breathtaking landscapes at every turn.

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The deep south of Corsica is the perfect blend of adventure and escapism. From the medieval lanes of Bonifacio to the turquoise waters of Santa Giulia or Rondinara beaches, and the untouched natural sites like the Bavella Needles, every stop is an invitation to wonder. Ready to hit the road? Here are 5 unmissable stages for your van or motorhome journey.

Bonifacio

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Perched on white limestone cliffs, the medieval citadel of Bonifacio offers a spectacular setting with its narrow lanes and stair-step houses. Don’t miss the breathtaking view from the Bastion of the Standard or a boat trip to admire the cliffs from the sea.

Santa Giulia Beach

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This heart-shaped beach, with its crystal-clear waters and fine sand, is one of the jewels of southern Corsica. Perfect for a swim or a picnic with your toes in the water, it will delight lovers of paradise landscapes.

Bouches de Bonifacio Nature Reserve

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Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this marine reserve is home to exceptional flora and fauna. A boat trip lets you spot dolphins, turtles and seabirds in a pristine natural setting.

Rondinara Beach

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With its shallow lagoon and white sand, Rondinara Beach is an ideal spot for a relaxing family day out. Its wild setting and turquoise hues make it one of Corsica’s most beautiful beaches.

Bavella Needles

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An iconic Corsican site, the Bavella Needles offer dramatic, mineral landscapes that are perfect for hikers. The Bavella Hairpins trail leads to viewpoints with jaw-dropping vistas over the peaks.

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