The tiny towns on the Mediterranean coast of the island of Corsica, many of them with less than a thousand inhabitants, with their old town intact, retain their charm and enjoy excellent cuisine, especially for eating fish.
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Corsica has a rather forested and mountainous geography and steep cliffs like the Bonifacio Strait predominate on the southern coast.
Galéria.
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La Revellata.
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Fango River.
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Cargese.
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Sagone.
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Piana.
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