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ILE ROUSSE

Balagne

ILE ROUSSE

Balagne

Discover the Ile Rousse Market

The most beautiful market in Corsica.

Open Monday to Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., you can enjoy good local products in a unique atmosphere.

There you will find local cheeses, artisanal cold meats like coppa, organic fruit jams…

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Walking around the Pietra Lighthouse.

The Pietra Lighthouse marks the entrance to the north-west coast of Corsica.

It ends your visit to the island of Pietra and you can admire a magnificent view of the hinterland and the seaside of Balagne. A beautiful walk!

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Pietra Lighthouse

Relaxing, on the beaches of Ile Rousse.

Dive into the crystal clear waters...

How to get there? The beaches of L’Ile-Rousse are easily accessible on foot from the town center.

Parking: The station beach does not have parking nearby. The closest car park requires a fee: the marine car park and the train station (near L’Ile-Rousse train station).

Napoléon and Caruchettu beaches each have parking nearby.

The Napoléon beach car park and the Place Paoli car park are subject to charges.

The one at Caruchettu beach is a landscaped area of land. It is free all year round.

Please note, it is sometimes used as a bowling green during the weekend of the Pascal Paoli International Pétanque Challenge in mid-September.The station beach is not supervised.

Napoleon and Caruchettu beaches have surveillance from June to September.

Napoléon and Caruchettu beaches have PRM access with groundsheets. Tiralos are available from the aid stations.Animals are prohibited on city beaches.

Discover, CALVI medieval city capital of Balagne.

Calvi, this medieval city capital of Balagne, known for its famous Genoese citadel from the 13th century.

Due to the purity of its waters and the richness of its heritage, which are the passion of its inhabitants, Calvi nestles in the northwest of Corsica, like a mole embedded in the Isle of Beauty.

Calvi, its immense bay, its five kilometer beach, the line of snow-capped mountains until May, the walls of the citadel which jut out into the middle of the sea, one could not dream of a more beautiful setting.

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