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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Bonifacio: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Bonifacio
- On the southernmost point of the French island of Corsica, Bonifacio is a top holiday destination.
- Holidaymakers love Bonifacio for its bustling marina and historic clifftop citadel.
- The "maquis," or shining sea, and the city's sheer, white limestone cliffs combine to form an incredibly stunning natural landscape in Bonifacio that is full of secrets and history.
- Like the tens of thousands of travellers each year, you will probably be drawn back to Bonifacio by the warmth of the people who live there.
- Holidaymakers to Bonifacio are in for complete amazement as it always resembles an outdoor museum.
- The combination of Bonifacio's distinctive features and extended past makes Bonifacio a true jewel.
- In Bonifacio, where you can roam all day and all night, there is always something fresh and thrilling to discover.
- Continue reading our Bonifacio travel guide for more information about the holiday in Bonifacio.
- Capital: Paris
- International Airport: Figari–Sud Corse Airport (FSC)
- Population: 3,029 (2014)
- Currency: Franc
- Time: GMT+2
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 220v-50hz
- Official Language: French
- Religion: Catholicism
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Bonifacio
- In front of the north side of the citadel, two tiny coves called plage de la Catena, and plage de l'Arinella amaze holiday travellers to Bonifacio.
- The beach of Plage de Cala Longa, which is south of the Gulf of Sant'Amanza, experiences minor summertime crowding at Bonifacio
- In addition to being a well-known surfing spot in the Gulf of Sant'Amanza, Bonifacio's plage de Maora offers a large selection of dining options and chances for participating in water sports.
- Enjoy the breathtaking sight of the Grain de Sable, a massive limestone rock that has fallen into the Mediterranean's emerald water, along with the dazzling white cliffs.
- Ancient architectural treasures from fascinating prehistoric sites scattered throughout the region coexist with traditional Corsican culture in places like the charming medieval town of Sartene.
- The stunning Chapelle St-Roch was constructed in 1528 and overlooked dizzying cliffs that plunge into a vast body of crystalline blue water.
- The magnificent Porte des Genes, the only entrance to Bonifacio until the 19th century, equipped with a drawbridge in 1598, is a magnificent way to explore the Old Town of Bonifacio.
- Troll Eglise St. Dominique is the only gothic-style church in Corsica; it was built in 1270 and is situated on the Bosco limestone plateau.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Bonifacio
- In Bonifacio, the hottest months are July and August, while the coldest months are January and February. The wettest month in Bonifacio is November.
- The most expensive months for hotels and flights in Bonifacio, France, are May and February, which are also the busiest travel months in Bonifacio.
- A low number of holidaymakers can be seen in Bonifacio in October, as you can find a cheap holiday in Bonifacio during October.
- The ideal swimming months in Bonifacio are June to September.
- The ideal months to visit Bonifacio are April through November.
- The spring season, which runs from March through May, is the busiest for travel, making it a good time for people looking for things to do in Bonifacio.
- The second busiest travel period in Bonifacio is the summer, which ranges from June through August. As a result, lodging and other accommodations may be slightly more expensive during this time.
- Fall arrives in September through November, and because travel is at its lowest during these months due to the weather, hotels may be reasonably priced. During these months, it may rain or snow quite a bit.
- Winter in Bonifacio lasts from December through February, when it gets the coldest with snow. During these months, tourism is also generally low.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Bonifacio
The Citadel
- The Bonifacio old town is a labyrinth of winding cobblestone alleyways, historic structures, charming squares, and little cafes above the harbour.
- At the top of the walkway from the harbour, an impressive doorway is cut into the citadel's walls.
- The Church of Saint-Dominique, built in the thirteenth century, and the Church of Sainte-Marie-Majeure, Bonifacio's oldest structure, both stand as significant religious landmarks in this area.
- Although it is worthwhile to see these significant sites, the town is the actual draw because it has many charming little architectural elements.
L'Escalier du roi d'Aragon
- The Staircase of the King of Aragon is an actual location in Bonifacio, even though it seems like something from a movie!
- You can see that the steep stairs from the sea run up to the cliffs, even though it appears from the sea as though the rock Bonifacio stands on has been struck by lightning and split in two.
- The stairs were chiselled into the rock by monks to reach a natural water source that emerges from the rocks' base.
- Although the dizzying view of the city and the sea is beautiful, you must exercise fortitude to ascend the steep steps.
Plage du Petit Spérone
- La Plage du Petit Spérone, listed as one of France's most stunning beaches by Le Figaro, gets its name from the Spérone Gulf.
- You will be carried away to the tropical islands by the clear waves and lovely golden sands at Plage du Petit Spérone, Bonifacio.
- The fact that Plage du Petit Spérone beach is rarely crowded, even during the peak months, makes it worthwhile to be aware of.
Roman Ruins of Piantarella
- During your Bonifacio holiday, you may visit the ruins of a Roman structure close to the beach of Piantarella.
- This enormous estate comprises residences, a private port, offices, workshops, salt stores, stables, and even a dry dock where boats may be repaired.
- Only the ruins, which add attractiveness to the stunning environment, are visible today.
- Although they are on privately held land, you can still see them from the outside.
Eglise Sainte Marie Majeure
- Even though Eglise Sainte Marie Majeure is situated on a side street, Bonifacio's main church is exciting and worth a quick visit. The rose window, columns, and altar are magnificent.
- Eglise Sainte Marie Majeure, constructed in the 12th or 13th century, is a historic monument.
- Religious parades depart and come from there around Easter, making the church more appealing to tourists in Bonifacio.
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Bonifacio Off the Beaten Track
- The îles Lavezzi is a small archipelago in waters as clear as the Caribbean.
- Despite Lavezzu's small size, there are some stunning covers with obvious water that you should explore during your holiday in Bonifacio.
- The view of Bonifacio from the water is now also breathtaking!
- Due to the lack of stores, pack plenty of water, food, and parasols.
- Renting a boat or using a shuttle boat are both options for getting to the island of Ile Lavezzi.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Bonifacio Culture and Traditions
- It is believed that Bonifacio, the oldest town in Corsica, was mentioned in one of the oldest and most famous poems ever written. About 830 A.D. saw the founding of Bonifacio.
- The inhabitants of this remote town, who speak an odd dialect of Italian and French and dream of independence, are ferocious separatists, with narrow streets, a colourful assortment of houses, and an ancient citadel.
- You might mistakenly believe that you were in Italy rather than France, given the abundance of monasteries, chapels, prehistoric sites, and Roman cisterns.
- The area specialities include honey-roasted newborn pigs, clams packed with grated sheep cheese, and aubergines served in the Bonifacio way.
- In 1559, as part of the Cateau-Cambresis Treaty, Bonifacio and the rest of Corsica were returned to the Genoans.
- Through the Treaty of Versailles in the late 18th century, the thriving town was integrated into France.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Bonifacio: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
L'an Faim
#Food
- The best location with a wide selection of food is L'an Faim to eat out and enjoy Corsican cuisine.
- Expect a pricey night out, but locals say this is the place to go if you want to celebrate something on the Bonifacio holiday!
Melo
#Food
- What about something light with a lot of vegetables after all that wine and heavy Corsican dishes? Then visit Melo in Bonifacio.
- In this inviting bar, you can find smoothies, salads, and Buddha bowls to enjoy the great taste of Bonifacio.
A Biga
#Food
- The lovely wine bar A Bitiga, where you can sample Corsican wine and order a tapas board, is right next to L'an Faim.
- There are many places in Bonifacio where you can find the local dish Aubergines Bonifaciennes, but no place serves it better than A Bitiga.
Mérouville
#Fun
- Merouville is a popular diving location in Corsica located southeast of the Lavezzi Islands.
- There are amiable groupers around you when you dive, so don't be afraid of diving in Bonifacio.
- Since these fish are protected by law, several businesses offer tours, equipment rentals, and boat rentals in Bonifacio.
Boat Tours
#Fun
- Discovering all of Bonifacio's secret locations requires a boat tour, and you can find tours in various languages.
- On the same dock, various businesses offer a variety of routes, including the exploration of the ocean floor, the discovery of Bonifacio's caves, cliffs, and coves, as well as the exploration of the islands.
Ranch San Diego
#Fun
- You can explore the beauty of Bonifacio's on horseback, near the sea and beaches, or in the countryside.
- Along with riding, you can also enjoy swimming with horses at Bonifacio.
Le Golf de Spérone
#Fun
- Le Golf de Spérone, one of the most magnificent golf courses in the world, allows players to play above the breathtaking blue ocean.
- If you enjoy golf, don't miss the 18-hole course when exploring Bonifacio. It is well-known and draws tournaments and golf athletes.
La Maison du Liège
#Fashion
- You may be interested in cork items if you wish to bring home a unique souvenir from Bonifacio.
- With a wide range The selection available at La Maison du Liège in Bonifacio is vast and includes everything from decorative home items to shoes and clothes.
Les Terrasses d'Aragon
#Fashion
- Looking for traditional knives and coral gems? Les Terrasses d'Aragon may fascinate you if you wish to bring something unique back from Bonifacio.
- Additionally, you may get jewellery fashioned from sea snail opercula and Bonifacio coral.
Altima Boutique
#Fashion
- The welcoming staff at Altima Boutique will welcome you as soon as you walk in, and the store is filled with lovely accessories.
- As a unique holiday souvenir, this designer concept store in Bonifacio provides bags, jewellery, apparel, and more.
08
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Bonifacio: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Travellers to Bonifacio on holiday will enjoy a memorable stroll through the stunning granite cliffs and untamed Mediterranean vegetation, with views of the clear waters and access to cosy deserted beaches.
- For sailors and anyone visiting Bonifacio National Park, the distinctive harbour and gorgeous sea views seem like heaven.
- Most tourists find Bonafacio's National Park architecture a fantastic experience because it is difficult to express in words.
- There are numerous stores and eateries, as well as boat day trips that can be taken to enjoy the day at Bonifacio National Park.
- Although parking is scarce in this area, don't worry; private parking spaces are always available for low prices.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Bonifacio Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Corsican tradition of polyphonic songs, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage, is one Bonifacio invites you to explore every Thursday from April to October.
- Don't miss the beat of these affecting songs on your Bonifacio holiday as renowned Corsican bands come and share their love for them.
- The breathtaking sight of Bonifacio perched atop a cliff at the southernmost point of Corsica is one that never gets old.
- Early in July, when its confusing streets and antique buildings are flooded in a kaleidoscopic light display, it may even get better.
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