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Into Corsica, the unknown
... that in parts seems quite run down, but it also had some very upmarket and expensive boutiques, making it somewhat of a juxtapose. Perhaps there is a lot of personal wealth, but less invested in the town. We did manage to hit a beach (finally) later in the day, as we hopped on bus no.4 to an area that had good beaches according to the tourist info. There was a funny incident where we were trying to buy our tickets on the bus, thinking it was a flat ...
Back to France: Bastia, Corsica
... away from the water-front. Never mind – ‘c’est la vie’ – it’s a little cheaper and only for two nights anyway.
Bastia is a great place to explore on foot. There’s a massive central ‘Place St Nicolas’ by the ferry port bordered with the ubiquitous wall-to-wall cafés: on several occasions we adjourn to the Café Albert 1st for coffee and people watching. Nearby is a ...
Les voyageurs
... With so many of the hotels, you can be sure if it is of a certain brand, every room all over the world will be exactly the same, which gets very dull.
We are staying in Bastia for two days, so today we decided to head off into the hills and explore.
The town itself is a mess of traffic. Double parking is normal, and the whole place is in almost constant gridlock, and they are obviously not happy about the situation, judging by the vociferous use ...
Bastia bound
... due to leave Nice harbour at 1530. No great problem there, as it was maybe only 5 miles away from the hotel, even if we didn't know where it was, it couldn't be that hard to find, could it?
Leaving the hotel at half past one would be fine.
Plenty of time!
The views from the coast road were lovely. Under the brilliant blue of the sky the sea was azure, thereby living up to the coast's name. The area is built up, but not with high rise buildings, so ...
Corse teminée
... pour une balade en voiture dans ce qu'on appelle le doigt de la Corse (voir la carte pour mieux comprendre). Ça nous a permis de rencontrer un rallye de voiture de collection qui faisaient le tour de la Corse en 3 ou 4 jours. Dommage que ma caméra n'était pas prête.
Malgré le changement d'horaire, nous avons grandement apprécié notre journée. Une petite randonnée dans la ville de Nonza pour y découvrir les terrasses et la plage de galets fût appréciée. On y ...
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