Walk
The +: Ile Rousse by train (Corsica!)
Called Trinichellu, this small train made up of only 2 carriages runs along the pine forest and the beach from Calvi and takes you to Île Rousse. On the way, several stops are planned for the time to take some photos.
Our Lady of the Serra
It has protected the town of Calvi since the 15th century, perched on the hill whose name it bears. The best point of view on the city.
The chapel is one of the city's sanctuaries. Built in 1479, it was destroyed during the siege of 1794, the hill overlooking the bay having been chosen by the English for its strategic position. The current chapel was built in 1850 on the ruins of the old sanctuary. On September 8, his famous pilgrimage for the birth of the Virgin remains an unmissable event.
Psssst! A legend has it that if you drive your other half there, you will ensure longevity and beauty to your story.
Bonifatu forest
The Bonifatu forest offers a natural setting as beautiful as it is relaxing for hikers. At the turn of the pines, trees laden with fruit, views of the surrounding peaks, discover the shaded paths, the suspended walkways and the translucent natural pools.
Located 20km from the city, allow 30 minutes to get there by car. On site, several car parks will be at your disposal.
The Fango Valley
Located 40 minutes from Calvi, it is classified as a natural biosphere reserve by UNESCO and covers more than 26,000 hectares. By parking in the car park located at “Ponte Vecchio” you will have direct access to the river and several natural pools, perfect for swimming.
