The Cap Corse is the northern-most peninsula on the island. Its long, windy road traverses the wild coastline offering view after view of amazing scenery: high cliffs, enchanted castle ruins, and picturesque villages. Leaving from Bastia, we'll begin our journey in Erbalunga, an adorable fishing village where you will enjoy some free time before your lunch in an idyllic setting. Continuation to the typical village of Luri (where we'll stop for 15 minutes) which occupies the deepest valley of the Cap Corse. We'll then head to Patrimonio, the well-known wine making region near the cape. Here, we'll enjoy a tasting of wine, cheese and local cold cuts.
After our tour, we'll return to the ship in Bastia.
PLEASE NOTE
- The order of the visits can change.
- Times are approximate.
The Cap Corse
The Cap Corse is the northern-most peninsula on the island. Its long, windy road traverses the wild coastline offering view after view of amazing scenery: high cliffs, enchanted castle ruins, and picturesque villages. Leaving from Bastia, we'll begin our journey in Erbalunga, an adorable fishing village where you will enjoy some free time before your lunch in an idyllic setting. Continuation to the typical village of Luri (where we'll stop for 15 minutes) which occupies the deepest valley of the Cap Corse. We'll then head to Patrimonio, the well-known wine making region near the cape. Here, we'll enjoy a tasting of wine, cheese and local cold cuts.
After our tour, we'll return to the ship in Bastia.
PLEASE NOTE
- The order of the visits can change.
- Times are approximate.
Cruises
This shore excursion is available for one or several cruises
Corsica reveals its hidden treasures (port-to-port package)
NICE - AJACCIO - BONIFACIO - PORTO VECCHIO - BASTIA - L’ÎLE ROUSSE - NICE
Kalliste. The most beautiful. The ancient Greeks used this name to talk about the allure of Corsica, a veritable heaven on earth that seems to have every wonder of the world on its shores or in its hills. Join us on a cruise to discover the kaleidoscope of blue in the sea waters and the fresh mountain air in the peaks.
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