The best way to experience the spectacular natural beauty of Corsica is on a 4x4 excursion that takes you well off the beaten path. Get a feel for the authentic essence of this beautiful island as you travel via tarmac, mountain roads and 4x4 tracks. Routes may vary based on road conditions, but you will traverse stunning lowlands and upper mountains, enjoying glorious coastal views as well as inland vistas of the countryside.
Experience the scenic wonders of the Balagne region in northwest Corsica with a tour and tasting in the vineyard of Domaine d'Alzipratu. You may discern the scent of olive and citrus in the air as you drive through the Balagne and its enchanting villages to reach the estate. The winery was created in the 1960s by Baron Henry Louis de La Grange and is composed of several south-facing parcels planted primarily with traditional Corsican varietals.
The meticulously crafted Shore Excursions of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection let you explore each destination exactly as you wish, whether visiting iconic sights, immersing yourself in local culture, or discovering untamed natural beauty. Join a small cadre of fellow travelers on Select Group Excursions or explore with your chosen personal companions on Pre-Designed Private Excursions curated by our destination experts. We can also craft a unique itinerary tailored to your preferences with our Custom Private Excursions.
With growing popularity as a beach resort, this small town on the northwest coast of Corsica is a delight to visit. Walk along the lively beachside promenade where you’ll find restaurants, bars and shops. A 15th-century citadel built by the Genoese takes its place of prominence on the hilltop above the town, affording spectacular views of the harbor below. Visit Église Sainte-Marie, a charming pink church, and Notre Dame de la Serra, a 19th-century chapel. You’ll see a plaque that commemorates the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, but the claim is controversial.
With growing popularity as a beach resort, this small town on the northwest coast of Corsica is a delight to visit. Walk along the lively beachside promenade where you’ll find restaurants, bars and shops. A 15th-century citadel built by the Genoese takes its place of prominence on the hilltop above the town, affording spectacular views of the harbor below. Visit Église Sainte-Marie, a charming pink church, and Notre Dame de la Serra, a 19th-century chapel. You’ll see a plaque that commemorates the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, but the claim is controversial.
