What to do in Bonifacio

Perched dramatically on limestone cliffs, this medieval fortress offers a glimpse into Corsica's rich past. Wander through ancient corridors to the Bastion de l'Étendard for breathtaking Mediterranean views.

This secluded white-sand cove offers crystal-clear turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Arrive early for tranquility and bring supplies—the 15-minute coastal walk rewards with unspoiled natural beauty.

Carved into Bonifacio's limestone cliffs, the King of Aragon's Staircase descends 187 steps at a dramatic 45-degree angle. Brave the challenging climb for unmatched Mediterranean views stretching to Sardinia.

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., Sperone Golf Club features dramatic cliff-edge holes overlooking the Mediterranean. Tackle the signature 16th hole where your tee shot must carry across a sea inlet.

This secluded Corsican beach rewards adventurers with crystalline turquoise waters and striking white cliffs. Arrive early with provisions, as the challenging access keeps crowds thin and amenities nonexistent.

Perched above Bonifacio, this rocky outcrop houses a historic sanctuary with sweeping sea views. Hike through holm oak groves to witness the breathtaking panorama of Corsica's coastline and Sardinia beyond.

Plage de Maora enchants with crystalline waters and golden sands along Corsica's southern coast. Arrive early to claim a prime spot for swimming and paddleboarding in this tranquil Mediterranean haven.

This 13th-century Genoese fortress offers panoramic views of Bonifacio's dramatic harbour and cliffs. Explore underground chambers housing the '1000 Years of Fortifications' exhibition with its revealing historical film.