La Trinitai e Vignola/Trinità d'Agultu e Vignola walks

A magnificent palette of pinks and blues, a coastal route that takes you up to higher ground to admire the Sardinian coast and, in the distance, the Corsican cliffs of Bonifacio, not to mention two beautiful beaches where you can cool off.

A short, very pleasant coastal walk to the headland between Issola Rossa and Mount Tinari.

Near Arzachena (Sardinia), a short, very easy walk (ideal with children) between two archaeological sites: the “Tomb of the Giants of Coddu Vecchiu” and “Nuraghe La Prisgiona”. Partly on roads, partly through heath. Best visited out of season due to the high number of visitors to these sites in the height of summer. Including the visits, this walk will take between one and a half and two hours.

This hike is located in the extreme south of Corsica, in the Strait of Bonifacio. It offers views of the Lavezzi Islands and Sardinia, as well as breathtaking views of Bonifacio. It takes you to two white sandy beaches, the deserted Cala Sciumara and the beautiful Saint-Antoine beach. You will cross the maquis and walk along the limestone cliffs with breathtaking views of the coastline and cliffs. Between (1) and (2) see reviews

The path from Bonifacio to Strada Vecia, Madonetta is an old Genoese road paved and lined with low walls. You'll discover the Madonetta lighthouse, the Fazzio cove and Paragan beach, with exceptional views over Bonifacio.

A beautiful circular walk, mostly along the coast, offering magnificent views of the cliffs of Bonifacio on the way there and back over the Gulf of Ventilegne. This is particularly recommended on windy days when the waves break on the rocky chaos of Cap de Feno with Sardinia in the background. The hike starts at the Hermitage of the Trinity, a place to visit for contemplation with a Way of the Cross on mercy. Plan to go swimming in the wild coves.

White sand, turquoise waters, two beaches that are among the jewels of Bonifacio. Head to Grand Sperone, where it is much less crowded.