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Ajaccio;Ajaccio;Pays Ajaccien
Jour 1 : Aleria
Arrivée à Aléria depuis l’aéroport de Bastia Poretta.
Aléria, fondée au VI e siècle avant J.-C., est la plus
ancienne des cités insulaires et porte en son sein de
nombreux vestiges, témoignages du passage des
civilisations méditerranéennes.
Commencez la visite de la ville par le Fort de Matra situé
sur la colline, à l’extrémité du village. Construit par les
Génois à la fin du XV e siècle sur un emplacement déjà
fortifié, il a subi de nombreux remaniements et a été
récemment restauré.
Au rez-de-chaussée du fort, visitez le Musée Jérôme
Carcopino qui regroupe une collection d’objets provenant
de la nécropole préromaine et du site de la colonie
d’Aléria.
En sortant du fort, prenez à droite un chemin qui conduit
à la cité antique.
Les fouilles engagées dans la partie antique de la ville
ont permis de dégager le forum et le soubassement des
principaux monuments de la ville romaine. Commencez
par voir le forum (entrée par le nord) puis continuez vers
le Temple, vraisemblablement construit sous l’époque
d’Auguste. Plus au Nord, voyez les vestiges d’une
vaste demeure dite « Domus », les thermes et les
boutiques antiques.
Faisant face au Fort, sur le site d’une ancienne cathédrale
romane, l’église Saint-Marcel, construite en partie avec
des pierres provenant de la ville romaine.
Déjeuner.
Visitez les alentours d’Aléria. Commencez par l‘étang
de Diana à 3 km au Nord d’Aléria et dégustez-y huîtres,
moules ou palourdes. Réputé dès l’antiquité, l’élevage
continue encore aujourd’hui.
À l’embouchure de l’étang de Diana, admirez la tour
génoise. Accès par la piste de la plage de Mare e
Stagnu.
À environ 5 km au Sud d’Aléria, vous atteignez la
Réserve de faune de Casabianda. Etangs, marais,
pâturages, cette zone est bordée de genévriers. C’est
le territoire du cerf corse, réintroduit il y a quelques
années dans l’île. Pas de visite possible pour préserver
la faune.
Prenez enfin le temps de vous balader sur la plage de
Padulone dont le sable gris vous surprendra (à 3 km à
l’est d’Aléria).
Nuit à Aléria.
Jour 2 : Ghisonaccia
Quittez Aléria et prenez la route direction Ghisonaccia.
Visite de l’Eglise Santa Maria, ancienne église paroissiale
de style roman datant du XVe siècle qui renferme des oeuvres
classées monuments historiques.
Rendez-vous ensuite au domaine de Mavela (cofondateur
du whisky corse) pour une visite de la distillerie
artisanale et une dégustation de produits authentiques.
À voir également, l’étang d’Urbino à 9 km au Nord
de Ghisonaccia. Cet étang, l’un des plus grands
de la plaine orientale, est très réputé pour son
ostréiculture depuis l’antiquité. Ici les oiseaux
sédentaires et migrateurs sont rois, il est conseillé
de respecter les consignes pour éviter de détruire
cette merveille ornithologique.
Déjeuner.
L’après-midi, partez à la découverte des cascades
et piscines naturelles dans le massif de Bavella,
tentez l’expérience inoubliable du canyoning
encadrés par des professionnels. Second choix,
laissez vous tenter par une balade à dos-d’âne,
à cheval ou en quad à travers la forêt de Pinia
ou en bordure de plage.
Nuit à Ghisonaccia.
Jour 3 : La côte des Nacres
Prenez la route vers Solenzara. La côte des
nacres englobe trois communes : Conca, Sari-
Solenzara et Solaro. Cette région est remarquable
par sa diversité : belles plages, rivières et massifs
montagneux. À voir, la plage de Scaffa Rossa à
l’embouchure de la rivière la Solenzara et la
plage de Canella. Côté montagne, de nombreux
sentiers de randonnées familiales vous attendent.
Prenez la direction de Conca. Petit village
traditionnel blotti dans un vallon en forme de
coquillage, il abrite la maison du GR 20. À voir,
l’église Saint Etienne datant du XIX e siècle et les
plages de Favona et Tarco.
Déjeuner ou pique-nique.
Continuez votre visite de la région par Solaro, au
nord de Solenzara. Ne manquez pas le passage
à la tour San Giovanni. Accédez à la place de l’église
Saint Jean Baptiste pour parcourir l’un des plus
beaux panoramas du coin.
Dirigez vous enfin vers Solenzara, petite station
balnéaire à l’ambiance familiale, où il fait bon vivre.
Profitez des plages et du petit port de plaisance,
ou bien choisissez l’une des nombreuses balades
à faire dans les environs à pied ou en voiture.
Nuit à Porto Vecchio.
Jour 4 : Direction l’extrême Sud
Prenez la route direction Porto-Vecchio, la Cité
du sel.
Entrez dans la ville et laissez vous charmer par
ses petites ruelles, ses remparts ses commerces
et restaurants.
Flânez sur le port de plaisance.
Déjeuner.
Prenez la route de l’aéroport de Figari direction
Ajaccio. Au passage visitez les petits villages
sur la route : Sotta et Figari.
Organisez votre séjour et retrouvez encore plus d'idées conseils sur www.aircorsica.com ou au 04.95.25.05.09, 1er transporteur aérien de l'Ile de Beauté (avion, avion+voiture, séjours complets), ou consultez les pages de l'Office de Tourisme concerné.
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"Day 1: Aleria
Arrive in Aléria from Bastia Poretta airport. Founded in the 6C BC, Aléria is the oldest town in Corsica, with numerous remains of the many Mediterranean civilisations who have settled here over the centuries. Start your tour at the Matra fort situated on a hill on the outskirts of town. Built by the Genoese at the end of the 15C on a site which had already been fortified, the fort has been remodelled on a number of occasions and has recently been restored. Visit the Musée Jérôme Carcopino on the ground floor, which houses a collection of exhibits from the pre-Roman necropolis and the site of the colony of Aléria.
As you exit the fort, turn right onto the road that leads to the ancient town. The excavations carried out here have revealed a section of the Roman forum and the foundations of the main monuments of the Roman town. Start your tour with a visit to the forum (entrance to the north), then continue to the temple, which is thought to have been built during Augustus's reign. Further north see the ruins of a large residence known as the ""Domus"", as well as the baths and ancient shops. Facing the fort, on the site of an old Romanesque cathedral, Saint-Marcel church was built partly with stones taken from the Roman town.
Lunch.
Visit the area around Aléria. Start at the Étang de Diana, 3km north of Aléria, where you can taste some of the local oysters, mussels or clams. Renowned since Antiquity, these shellfish continue to be cultivated in the region today. At the mouth of the Diana lagoon, admire the Genoese tower, which can be reached via the road leading to the Mare e Stagnu beach.
Around 5km south of Aléria lies the Réserve de Faune de Casabianda. This region of lagoons, marshland and pasture is surrounded by juniper bushes and inhabited by the Corsican stag, reintroduced to the island a few years ago. As this is an animal conservation area, it is not open to the public.
Take some time for a walk along Padulone beach, 3km east of Aléria. The grey sand here is a surprising sight.
Overnight in Aléria.
Day 2: Ghisonaccia
Leave Aléria and head towards Ghisonaccia. Here, visit the Église Santa Maria, an old Romanesque-style parish church dating from the 15C which houses several listed historical artefacts. Next, make your way to the Domaine de Mavela (a co-founder of the Corsican whisky industry) for a visit to the small distillery and a tasting of this traditional product.
Also worth a visit is the Étang d'Urbine, 9km north of Ghisonaccia. This lagoon, one of the largest along this eastern plain, is renowned for its oyster production, which dates back to Antiquity. The lagoon is also frequented by migratory and sedentary birds - visitors are asked to respect regulations in order to preserve this wonderful birdlife.
Lunch.
After lunch, discover the waterfalls and natural pools of the Massif de Bavella and join an unforgettable canyoning trip led by professional instructors. Or you may prefer to explore the Forêt de Pinia or the region's beaches by donkey, horseback or quad bike.
Overnight at Ghisonaccia.
Day 3: The Côte des Nacres
Take the road to Solenzara. Comprising the three villages of Conca, Sari-Solenzara and Solaro, the Côte des Nacres is a remarkably diverse region of beautiful beaches, rivers and mountain ranges. Stop to admire Scaffa Rossa beach at the mouth of the Solenzara river and Canella beach. In the mountains, there are numerous walks that are suitable for families.
Head to Conca. This traditional small village nestling in a shell-shaped valley houses the GR20 long-distance footpath centre. Don't miss the 19C Saint Etienne church and the beaches of Favona and Tarco.
Lunch or picnic.
Continue your visit of the region with Solaro to the north of Solenzara, making sure that you don't miss the San Giovanni tower. Head to the Place de l'Église Saint Jean Baptise for one of the most beautiful views in the area.
Finally, make your way to Solenzara, a small seaside resort with a relaxed family atmosphere. Enjoy the beaches and the small marina, or explore the region further, either by car or on foot.
Overnight at Porto Vecchio.
Day 4: The far south
Follow signs to Porto Vecchio, known as the City of Salt. Explore this charming small town with its many narrow streets, town walls, shops and restaurants and enjoy a relaxing stroll around the marina.
Lunch.
Head towards Figari airport, following signs to Ajaccio. En route, visit the small villages of Sotta and Figari.
For help in planning your holiday, and for further ideas and suggestions, log onto www.aircorsica.com or call 33 (0)4 95 25 05 09. Air Corsica is the island's main airline, offering flights, fly-drive and package holidays. Alternatively, log onto the website of the relevant tourist office.
"
Arrive in Aléria from Bastia Poretta airport. Founded in the 6C BC, Aléria is the oldest town in Corsica, with numerous remains of the many Mediterranean civilisations who have settled here over the centuries. Start your tour at the Matra fort situated on a hill on the outskirts of town. Built by the Genoese at the end of the 15C on a site which had already been fortified, the fort has been remodelled on a number of occasions and has recently been restored. Visit the Musée Jérôme Carcopino on the ground floor, which houses a collection of exhibits from the pre-Roman necropolis and the site of the colony of Aléria.
As you exit the fort, turn right onto the road that leads to the ancient town. The excavations carried out here have revealed a section of the Roman forum and the foundations of the main monuments of the Roman town. Start your tour with a visit to the forum (entrance to the north), then continue to the temple, which is thought to have been built during Augustus's reign. Further north see the ruins of a large residence known as the ""Domus"", as well as the baths and ancient shops. Facing the fort, on the site of an old Romanesque cathedral, Saint-Marcel church was built partly with stones taken from the Roman town.
Lunch.
Visit the area around Aléria. Start at the Étang de Diana, 3km north of Aléria, where you can taste some of the local oysters, mussels or clams. Renowned since Antiquity, these shellfish continue to be cultivated in the region today. At the mouth of the Diana lagoon, admire the Genoese tower, which can be reached via the road leading to the Mare e Stagnu beach.
Around 5km south of Aléria lies the Réserve de Faune de Casabianda. This region of lagoons, marshland and pasture is surrounded by juniper bushes and inhabited by the Corsican stag, reintroduced to the island a few years ago. As this is an animal conservation area, it is not open to the public.
Take some time for a walk along Padulone beach, 3km east of Aléria. The grey sand here is a surprising sight.
Overnight in Aléria.
Day 2: Ghisonaccia
Leave Aléria and head towards Ghisonaccia. Here, visit the Église Santa Maria, an old Romanesque-style parish church dating from the 15C which houses several listed historical artefacts. Next, make your way to the Domaine de Mavela (a co-founder of the Corsican whisky industry) for a visit to the small distillery and a tasting of this traditional product.
Also worth a visit is the Étang d'Urbine, 9km north of Ghisonaccia. This lagoon, one of the largest along this eastern plain, is renowned for its oyster production, which dates back to Antiquity. The lagoon is also frequented by migratory and sedentary birds - visitors are asked to respect regulations in order to preserve this wonderful birdlife.
Lunch.
After lunch, discover the waterfalls and natural pools of the Massif de Bavella and join an unforgettable canyoning trip led by professional instructors. Or you may prefer to explore the Forêt de Pinia or the region's beaches by donkey, horseback or quad bike.
Overnight at Ghisonaccia.
Day 3: The Côte des Nacres
Take the road to Solenzara. Comprising the three villages of Conca, Sari-Solenzara and Solaro, the Côte des Nacres is a remarkably diverse region of beautiful beaches, rivers and mountain ranges. Stop to admire Scaffa Rossa beach at the mouth of the Solenzara river and Canella beach. In the mountains, there are numerous walks that are suitable for families.
Head to Conca. This traditional small village nestling in a shell-shaped valley houses the GR20 long-distance footpath centre. Don't miss the 19C Saint Etienne church and the beaches of Favona and Tarco.
Lunch or picnic.
Continue your visit of the region with Solaro to the north of Solenzara, making sure that you don't miss the San Giovanni tower. Head to the Place de l'Église Saint Jean Baptise for one of the most beautiful views in the area.
Finally, make your way to Solenzara, a small seaside resort with a relaxed family atmosphere. Enjoy the beaches and the small marina, or explore the region further, either by car or on foot.
Overnight at Porto Vecchio.
Day 4: The far south
Follow signs to Porto Vecchio, known as the City of Salt. Explore this charming small town with its many narrow streets, town walls, shops and restaurants and enjoy a relaxing stroll around the marina.
Lunch.
Head towards Figari airport, following signs to Ajaccio. En route, visit the small villages of Sotta and Figari.
For help in planning your holiday, and for further ideas and suggestions, log onto www.aircorsica.com or call 33 (0)4 95 25 05 09. Air Corsica is the island's main airline, offering flights, fly-drive and package holidays. Alternatively, log onto the website of the relevant tourist office.
"
1° Giorno: Aleria
Dall'aeroporto di Bastia Poretta. arrivo ad Aléria
Aléria, che è stata fondata nel VI° secolo A.C. è la città più antica
Tra le città insulari, conserva numerose vestigia a testimonianza del passaggio delle
civiltà mediterranee.
Cominciate la visita della città dal Forte di Matra
sulla collina, all'estremità del villaggio. Costruito dai
genovesi alla fine del XV° secolo su un'area già
fortificata, ha subito nel corso dei secoli e anche recentemente numerose ristrutturazioni.
Al pianterreno del forte, visitate il Museo Jérôme
Carcopino che comprende una collezione di oggetti provenienti
dalla necropoli preromanica e dal sito della colonia
di Aléria.
Uscendo dal forte, prendete una strada sulla destra che conduce
alla città antica.
Gli scavi che sono stati condotti nella parte antica della città
hanno portato alla luce il foro e le basi dei
principali monumenti della città romana. Cominciate
con il foro, (ingresso nord) continuate poi verso
il Tempio, verosimilmente costruito in epoca,
augustea. Più a Nord, noterete le vestigia di una
grande casa detta "Domus", le terme ed le
botteghe antiche.
Di fronte al Forte, sul sito di una vecchia cattedrale,
romanica, sorge la chiesa di Saint-Marcel, costruita in parte con
alcune pietre proveniente dalla città romana.
Pranzo
Visitate i dintorni di Aléria. Cominciate dallo stagno
di Diana a 3 km a nord di Aléria e degustate ostriche,
scampi o vongole. Un allevamento famoso fin dall'antichità, che ancora oggi continua la sua attività.
All?imbocco dello stagno di Diana, ammirate la torre
genovese. Accesso dalla pista della spiaggia di Mare e
Stagnu.
A circa 5 km a Sud di Aléria, raggiungete la
Riserva della fauna di Casabianda: stagni, paludi,
pascoli, un?ampia area fiancheggiata da ginepri. Vi trovate
nel territorio del cervo corso, reintrodotto nell?isola già da alcuni
anni. Per tutelare la fauna le visite non consentite.
Concedetevi un po?di relax sulla spiaggia di
Padulone la cui sabbia grigia vi sorprenderà, a 3 km a
est di Aléria.
Pernottamento ad Aléria.
2° Giorno: Ghisonaccia
Lasciate Aléria e prendete la strada in direzione di Ghisonaccia.
Visita della chiesa Santa Maria, vecchia chiesa parrocchiale
in stile romanico che data del XV° secolo con alcune opere
dichiarate monumenti storici.
Appuntamento poi al domaine di Mavela (cofondatore)
del whisky corso, per una visita alla distilleria,
artigianale ed una degustazione di prodotti autentici.
Da vedere anche lo stagno di Urbino a 9 km a Nord
di Ghisonaccia. Questo stagno, uno di più grandi
della pianura orientale è molto famoso
dall'antichità per l?ostricoltura . In questo sito, regno degli uccelli
sedentari e migratori, vi consigliamo
di rispettare le regole per evitare di distruggere
questa meraviglia ornitologica.
Pranzo
Nel pomeriggio, partite alla scoperta delle cascate
e piscine naturali nel massiccio di Bavella,
tentate l'esperienza indimenticabile del canyoning
accompagnati dai professionisti del settore. Seconda possibilità,
fate una passeggiata a mulo d?orso,
a cavallo o in quad attraverso la foresta di Pinia
o in riva alla spiaggia.
Pernottamento a Ghisonaccia.
3° Giorno : La côte des Nacres
Prendete la strada verso Solenzara. La côte des Nacres si estende su tre comuni: Conca, Sari -
Solenzara e Solaro. Questa regione è caratterizzata da
una natura ricca di contrasti: belle spiagge, fiumi e massicci
montuosi. Da vedere, la spiaggia di Scaffa Rossa, alla foce del fiume Solenzara e la
spiaggia di Canella. Lato montagna, numerosi,
sentieri escursionistici familiari vi aspettano.
Prendete in direzione di Conca. Un piccolo villaggio
tradizionale nascosto in un vallone a forma di
conchiglia, dove ha sede l?ente che gestisce il GR 20. Da vedere,
la chiesa di Saint Etienne del XIX ° secolo e le
spiagge di Favona e Tarco.
Pranzo o picnic.
Continuate la vostra visita della regione da Solaro, a
nord di Solenzara. Non perdetevi la
torre San Giovanni. Arrivate sulla piazza della chiesa
Saint Jean Baptiste per scoprire uno degli scenari più suggestivi
della zona.
Dirigetevi infine verso Solenzara, piccola stazione,
balneare dall'ambiente gradevole e familiare.
Approfittate delle spiagge e del piccolo porto da diporto,
o scegliete una delle numerose passeggiate
nelle vicinanze a piedi o in macchina.
Pernottamento a Porto Vecchio.
4°: Direzione estremità Sud
Prendete la strada in direzione di Porto-Vecchio, la Città
del sale.
Entrate nella città e lasciatevi affascinare dalle
sue piccole viuzze, i suoi bastioni i suoi negozi
e ristoranti.
Bighellonate sul porto da diporto.
Pranzo
Prendete la strada dell'aeroporto di Figari direzione
Ajaccio. Non perdetevi i piccoli villaggi
sulla strada: Sotta e Figari.
Organizzate il vostro soggiorno e trovate ancora tante altre idee e consigli su www.aircorsica.com o allo 04.95.25.05.09. Formule proposte per l?Ile de la Beauté (aereo, aereo auto, soggiorni completi) o consultate le pagine dell'ufficio del Turismo che vi interessa.
