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Cap Corse walks
Seneca’s Tower and the menhirs of Pinzu a Vergine
A walk in the heights of Cap Corse. Views of the sea, the cape, the Corsican mountains and Italy in the distance. Corsica seen from above.
Customs officers' path starting from the port of Macinaggio
The trail starts at the northern end of the long beach of Macinaggio, covered with a thick layer of Posidonia leaves. The route, marked in yellow, follows the rugged coastline and is punctuated by two Genoese towers. Superb views of the neighbouring islands of Capraia and Elba. Some Corsican specialities, the Filles du Cap on the beach (see photos). Caution! This is an extremely fragile area with a wealth of flora and fauna.
Centuri - Sentier des Douaniers
This loop starts in Centuri and follows the Sentier des Douaniers to Cap Grosso (semaphore) on the way out and returns via the ridges, passing by the Moulin Mattéï.
Seneca Tower from Luri
Perched at an altitude of over 500 metres, the Tower of Seneca overlooks the Col de Santa Lucia. It protected both the Pinu coastline and the coastline bordering the Luri valley on the other side of Cap Corse. To reach it, the route suggests approaching it via the ridges overlooking it to the north and returning via the village of Luri.
Monte Stello
At an altitude of 1,307 metres, Monte Stello is the second highest peak in Cap Corse. This viewpoint on the central ridge of Cap Corse offers a magnificent panorama of the east and west coasts.
Round trip on the customs officers' path from Macinaggio to Barcaggio
A superb coastal route where the path alternates between beaches and small climbs to Capandola Bay. The terrain changes completely as you now have to climb 130 metres to reach a small pass, with an exceptional view of the Finocchiarola Islands on one side and Barcaggio Bay on the other.
The path runs along the cliffs, descends to the Agnello Tower and then levels out to Barcaggio.
The only difficulty lies in the length of the route.
Monte Stellu via Olmeta di Capicorsu
A hike in a magnificent corner of Cap Corse. Very beautiful view on both sides at the summit. From the village to the summit, a true corner of Corsica. Pure. Authentic.
Route from the Genoese Bridge to Erbalunga
Climb up to see the Genoese Bridge and enjoy a view overlooking Erbalunga.
The old magnetite mine at A Ferrera
Climb from the village of Farinole to the old magnetite mine. Panoramic view of the Gulf of Saint-Florent and the Agriates desert.
From Tamarone to the Tour d'Agnelo
Like a pointing finger, Cap Corse seems to point in the direction of Genoa, which was for a long time the dominant power in Corsica. The Republic left behind a series of stone towers that were intended to provide initial coastal defence.
Between Macinaghju and the island of Giraglia, four of them still stand guard. The proposed route connects them.
The Annunziata to Conchigliu trail
A walk suitable for everyone, offering the chance to discover part of the heritage of the village of Barrettali.
From Tamarone Beach to the Santa Maria Tower
This route allows you to easily walk there and back between the Tamarone Beach car park and the Santa Maria Tower. This walk is suitable for families. There are no difficult sections along the route.
From Barcaggio to the Cap Corse signal box
You’ll be walking along the coastal path between Barcaggio and the Cap Corse signal station, passing via Monte Riuzzulu. The path is well-marked and signposted; the main challenge is the climb after Tollare, though it’s not particularly steep and there’s no rock climbing involved.
From Barcaggio to the Santa Maria Tower
You’ll hike towards Cap Corse and the Genoese tower of Santa Maria, setting off from the small village of Barcaggio and passing by the Genoese tower of Agnelo, with breathtaking views of the gulf and Giraglia Island. A few hundred metres past the Santa Maria Tower, you’ll see the chapel of the same name.