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Located in a serene residential area, this villa offers tranquility and is just 50 meters away from the beach. With a charming ground garden and three rooms, it provides a cozy and comfortable stay. The main room, filled with sunshine, overlooks a private garden and includes a sofa bed. The villa also features an equipped kitchenette with a refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven. Two bedrooms with double beds, one bathroom, and a separate toilet are provided, along with a washing machine. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities with the availability of a barbecue and garden furniture. During July and August, the villa is available for rent at 1,800 euros per month for six people (prices may vary depending on the number of guests). For other periods, prices are subject to the season. This location is perfect for a rejuvenating vacation. The owners are readily available to provide advice and help guests explore the stunning coves in the region, as well as recommend the best restaurants and inns to indulge in Corsican gastronomy. Get ready for a delightful change of scenery.Description for Gite
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- Ajaccio Cathedral - Located in the heart of Ajaccio, the Ajaccio Cathedral is a historic landmark known for its stunning architecture and beautiful interior. It is the burial place of Napoleon Bonaparte's parents and is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts.
- Musee Fesch - This art museum in Ajaccio is home to an impressive collection of Italian paintings, including works by renowned artists such as Botticelli, Titian, and Veronese. The museum also showcases a variety of sculptures, ceramics, and other decorative arts.
- Maison Bonaparte - Visit the childhood home of Napoleon Bonaparte, now converted into a museum. Explore the rooms where the famous French military leader spent his early years and learn about his life and legacy through a vast collection of artifacts, memorabilia, and historical exhibits.
- Sanguinaires Islands - Located a short distance from Ajaccio, the Sanguinaires Islands are a group of four small islands known for their picturesque landscapes and natural beauty. Take a boat tour to explore the islands, enjoy the stunning views, and discover the local flora and fauna.
- Gulf of Ajaccio - A popular spot for water sports and leisure activities, the Gulf of Ajaccio offers opportunities for swimming, sailing, and boating. Take a relaxing stroll along the waterfront promenade, lined with cafes and restaurants, and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.
- A Cupulatta - Located just outside Ajaccio, A Cupulatta is a unique turtle sanctuary and breeding center. With over 170 species of turtles from around the world, visitors can learn about these fascinating creatures, their habitats, and conservation efforts.
- Filitosa - Step back in time at the prehistoric site of Filitosa, located about 30 kilometers from Ajaccio. This archaeological site showcases ancient megalithic statues, stone fortifications, and other remnants of a Bronze Age settlement, providing a glimpse into Corsica's rich history.
- Calanques de Piana - Situated about 80 kilometers from Ajaccio, the Calanques de Piana are a series of stunning red granite cliffs and rock formations that rise dramatically from the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. The area is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers breathtaking views, especially during sunset.
- Plage du Ricanto - For those seeking sun and sand, Plage du Ricanto is a beautiful beach located near Ajaccio. With its golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and stunning views of the mountains, it provides a perfect spot for relaxation and water activities. 10. Fesch Palace - Adjacent to the Musee Fesch, Fesch Palace is an architectural gem in Ajaccio. Built in the 19th century, it now serves as a public library and houses a significant collection of books, manuscripts, and historical documents. The palace itself is worth a visit for its grand architecture and beautiful gardens.