Bonifacio
A fortified town perched on an impressive limestone cliff at the southern tip of Corsica, whose citadel overlooks a deep natural harbour.
Grotte du Sdragonato
The Sdragonato cave, or dragon cave, is a sea cave carved into the cliffs of Bonifacio, in Corse-du-Sud, accessible only by boat from the port.
Archipel des Lavezzi
From Corsica to Sardinia, only a few kilometres separate these islands, but many sailors have wrecked their ships on these terrible reefs, as the marine cemeteries of Furcone and Archiarino and the memory of the wreck of La Sémillante in 1855 bear witness.
Anse de Rondinara
Pale sand, very pure water, unspoilt environment and perfect geometry... Rondinara is one of the most exotic bays on the island.
Aquarium de Bonifacio
Citadelle de Bonifacio
Falaises de Bonifacio
From the top of its cliffs, Bonifacio, the southernmost of Corsican towns, has a thousand years of history.
