Guide – Corsica Isula

A Traveler’s Guide To Corsica Isula

Lying within close proximity of the French mainland and the Italian Peninsula, Corsica Isula enjoys a pleasant Mediterranean weather, thanks…

Chestnut and Hazelnut are abundantly grown here and you will find varieties of them in chestnut fairs.

Under Versailles Treaty in 1768, Corsica was made part of France.

Covering 8682 sq km area, Corsica is actually like a mountain on Mediterranean

The first colonizers named it Kersia which was changed into Kurnos and Callista by Greeks

Champagne lovers should try the sparkling Fratellenzana or the floral red wines.

Official language is French however many natives talk in Corsican – Corsu

Around 280,000 people comprise of the total population while around half of them are from Bastia and Ajaccio