Corsica facts and history in brief
Balzac described Corsica as 'a French island basking
in the Italian sun'.
Hui Chin and I took a fast ferry from Nice to
Ajaccio in the southwest part of Corsica.
After exploring Ajaccio by the sightseeing "Petit Train"
and on foot, we taken the locally derided train to Bastia,
in the northern part of the island, well known for its
fortification and the old part of the city.
The train ride, - diagonally across the island - was
exciting, fabulous, we thoroughly enjoyed it.
Surprisingly, the train ride was quite fast and very
interesting.
From Bastia we took a bus to Porto-Vecchio, near the
southern tip of the island.
Spent the night and part of next day exploring the town,
before we taken another bus to Bonifacio, on the southern
tip of Corsica, where we spent a day exploring the town,
the port and the large fortress on foot and by the local
"Petit Train" again, before we took another fast ferry
to Santa Teresa in northern Sardinia, which is under
Italian administration.
Both islands' main income comes from tourist like us,
but apart from the main centres, the islands are mainly
unspoilt heaven for the tourist mobile enough to venture
outside of the bigger towns.
Enjoyed ourselves.
Some of my
photos of Corsica ferry (Click to enlarge)
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