Corse

From a traveler’s perspective, a book on walking across Corsica (North to South, by the way):

http://www.amazon.com/Honorable-Bandit-Walk-across-Corsica/dp/0299223205/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-2769685-8649633?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1192494771&sr=1-1

Travelers destroy what they seek?

I don’t know if you’re looking more along the lines of a hotel or more of a “where to camp” thing, but Brian Bouldrey was at Corsica very recently (2004, I think) and wrote a whole book about it—very poignantly, I thought. Perhaps this would be a nice supplement to the drier travel guides?

http://www.amazon.com/Honorable-Bandit-Walk-across-Corsica/dp/0299223205/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-2769685-8649633?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1192494771&sr=1-1

Sea, forest, water, snow, wind, wild, sun, hot, cold, rocks.
That’s how I’d tag Corsica.

Don’t feed the wild pigs. Bad idea.

i remember watching a travel show when i was little girl. some people were kayaking in beautiful lagoons, and all of sudden they were on a stunning beach. it looked so beautiful i remember thinking ‘where is this place?!’ and it was corsica. i am fascinated by beautiful islands like this with diverse terrain.

every time i see a picture of it i think it’s so lush and beautiful.

Had a great time here… honeymoon you know! ;-)

Unfortunately, all the North West (La Balagne) is very dry during the summer. But the center is absolutely worth visiting!

Quaint little towns, wonderful cuisine, sparkling blue sea. What more could you ask for? I must have had a past life there because it felt so much like home.

Probably the most beautyful island in the world.

I’d never lived until I went to Corsica. Honestly. Because I was born there. Ha ha ha ho ho hmmmm yeah.