The latest installment in our Corsica and Sardinia trip finds us hiking and touring near Bonifacio, the southernmost tip of Corsica. [If you would like to read from the beginning of the trip, start here. Links will move you from page to page.]
Looking back at Bonifacio, Corsica perched on its high limestone cliffs.
We began our hiking trip in the Megalithic Age … come along. (Did you miss the beginning of this trip? It started in Nice.)
Standing menhirs at Cauria
Posted by jetsytravels on October 4, 2018 in Europe and tagged bee keeping in corsica, cauria, corsica, filitosa, hiking in Corsica, places to see in Sartene, plage d'argent, sarten, sartene, Things to do in corsica.
I have been waiting for the “Supreme Court” commotion to die down, but now here’s a post with some fabulous scenery. It should be a distraction from all the hullabaloo. If you did not get to read the section on our few days in Nice, you can start here.
Boats in the port in Ajaccio, Corsica
Posted by jetsytravels on September 30, 2018 in Europe and tagged ajaccio, bonaparte, corsica, granit coastline, great rocks, great scenery in corisica, iles Sanguinaires, les calanques, napoleon, places to eat in Ajaccio, scandola nature preserve, things to do in Ajaccio, where to begin in Corsica.
Recent travel took us to Corsica and Sardinia to hike. Before we started our hiking trip, we made a Nice stop! Read about it and see pictures here.
Cours Saleya, outdoor dining, Nice, France
Do you ever clean out a closet or a drawer, and find something you didn’t even remember losing? Happened to me with this post about the University of PR – Rio Piedras and the Botanic Garden. Hope you enjoy the pre-Maria pictures. I wrote the post in 2017 before the storm! Click here.
This is the famous Tower.
