Corsica, France

Corsica is a mountainous Mediterranean island, south-east of the French mainland and north of Sardinia, often called the "Isle of Beauty". Its coast alternates red granite calanques, white sand beaches and Genoese towers, while its interior is made of forests, gorges and high peaks. This is one of the largest galleries on the site, built over many trips since 2001: Bastia and Cap Corse, Ajaccio, Calvi and the Balagne, Bonifacio and the Lavezzi islands, Porto-Vecchio and its beaches, the Calanques de Piana, the Aiguilles de Bavella, the Scandola area, and many villages, rivers and waterfalls.