Recommended itinerary:

Belgodère – First stop with a magnificent panoramic view of the valley and the sea. The Saint-Thomas church, perched on the heights, reflects the village's religious and architectural history.

Occhiatana – A typical small Corsican village overlooking the valley. Its narrow streets and stone houses offer an authentic immersion into the soul of Balagne.

Costa – Ideal stop to discover local crafts and enjoy a coffee in the village square, at the relaxed pace of Corsican life.

Ville-di-Paraso – Known for its baroque church with an elegant façade and its artisans who work with wood and local products. A stop that combines culture and craftsmanship.

Speloncato – One of the most beautiful panoramas in the region! Here, you can meet a jam maker and stop for lunch on a terrace, facing a spectacular landscape.

You can visit a cheesemaking workshop, explore leather and textile crafts, and admire the typical Romanesque churches. Cateri – Sant’Antonino – Sant’Antonino is ranked among the most beautiful villages in France. Its cobbled streets and breathtaking views are worth a visit. In Cateri, be sure to try the artisanal ice creams and pottery workshops. Aregno – Pigna – Corbara – Three emblematic villages of artistic Balagne. In Pigna and Corbara, you will discover traditional musical instruments, ceramics, and the Corbara museum. A dive into Corsican culture. Île-Rousse – End your journey gently with a walk by the sea, some relaxing time on the beach, and an aperitif on a terrace facing the sunset. The Artisans' Route – what you discover – Open workshops: potter, glassblower, cutler, sculptor, luthier... Local tastings: farm cheeses, AOP wines, olive oil, maquis honey, charcuterie.

Nessa – Feliceto – Muro – A succession of authentic villages, perfect for a gentle exploration.​​