Situated on the southern shore of the Gulf of Ajaccio, in the municipality of Pietrosella, beach Mare e Sole (or "Silver Beach") has a flawless reputation: translucent waters, sandbanks to walk very far, the beach is sheltered from the wind. At lunchtime, many beach restaurants (paillotes) are available and a pine forest, if you prefer picnics. The presence of many "jet setters" will delight the trendiest of us. Source: Ajaccio Tourist Office.

Above all, a unique natural area known for its blazing sunsets . The Sanguinary Islands is an archipelago of four islands. Colonies of seabirds nest in peace.. Original flora consists of more than 150 species on Mezzu Mare, the main island , some rare or even absent from the rest of Corsica including the spectacular arum eats fly . The sanguinaire islands, have also a rich and full of mysteries past. Many accounts of travelers, one of the most famous is Alphonse Daudet in " Letters from my mill " evoke traces of life in these wild islands. Human presence dates back to the sixteenth century with the construction of a Genovese tower, where is now located the current lighthouse . In 1806 Mezzu Mare becomes a health post with the construction of a quarantine lazaretto, for the coral fishermen returning from Africa. The lighthouse is automated since1985. The archipelago was purchased by the General Council of Corsica in 1973.

A Nice place to spend the day snorkeling, sunbathing etc

Ajaccio, birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, is a unique and magical place. The city draws in the heart of one of the most beautiful bays in the world, on a background of snowy mountains until spring. To the beauty of the area, you can add the temperate climate and the "Ajaccian" lifestyle. The vivid and radiant light inspired the painter Henri Matisse who discovered the "light of the south". In the morning, enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the city. Stroll around the old port, the full animation and lanes of the noble houses of the old city markets. During the day, enjoy the white sandy beaches where you can swim until the end of autumn. In the evening, you will never have enough of the glowing sunset on the Sanguinary Islands.

Located on the southern shore of the Gulf of Ajaccio, Agosta beach offers a wide bathing area with a huge golden sandy beach. It is visited by tourists and families in summer. In the evening you can see a beautiful panorama of the Gulf of Ajaccio and its beautiful sunsets. It is shortly after Porticcio using the D55.

On the peninsula of the Parata located west of Ajaccio about 11 kms from the centre, on a rocky outcrop of granite stands the Genovese tower built in 1550-1551 by Giacomo Lombardo. A marked path to discover the flora and fauna and enjoy the isles of the Sanguinaires (accessible only by boat during the high season). The whole peninsula and the isles of the Sanguinaires are engaged in a process of labeling Grand Site of France. The site is open all year. Information and guided tour on request.

The sandy beach from Porto Pollo to Olmeto offers a nice playground for young people and a nice place to rest for adults. Source Tourist Sartenais-Valinco Taravo.

Capo di Feno is a beach near the Gulf of Ajaccio. It is of the most famous surf spot in Corse-du-Sud. There are two beaches separated by a field: the "Grand Capo" is a tourist and largest beach and beach Sevani ie "Little Capo" smaller but very nice and less famous ... Check the flag on the beach to know if you can go swimming! Get there with buses TCA: Lines 5 - Stop: The nearest Capo di Feno.

Tola Lake is a lake barrier on the River Prunelli. It is situated 552 m upstream of the town of Tola east of Ajaccio. This artificial lake that extends over 5 km ² is situated in a green setting including walnut and chestnut trees. During the summer season, there is a water centre where you can practice a wide range of activities (pedal boats, canoes, kayaks ...) Source: Ajaccio Tourist Office.