Best Corsica (Corse) beaches

Experience a Mediterranean paradise by visiting these top 16 (best) beaches in Corsica (Corse), France:
0:00 Lotu
0:18 Saleccia
0:32 Fiume Santo
0:43 Ajaccio
0:53 Cala d'Orzu
1:04 Cupabia
1:36 Capo di Feno
1:46 Menasina
1:57 Conca
2:08 Roccapina
2:18 Anse d'arbitru
2:28 Capo Sperone
2:39 Rondinara
2:49 Santa Giulia
3:11 Palombaggia
3:22 Pinarello
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[@luisroque9325]

Bons tempos!!
Lindas praias e bons amigos!
Merci!!
Mr.Roque Luís

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be such a charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[@onceuponaustralia]

Beautiful sand and beaches. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@Panos835]

Great mediterrenean coast and lovely shots
Subscribed to your channel !

[@FalaiLala]

Good job! 🍻 useful video!😁

[@nuraycinar5537]

Beautiful.🌸 😍 👍

[@TriniWeekes]

Beautiful beaches. Nice music, I enjoyed your drone footage. New Subscriber.

[@Yasi_nzi]

Very nice video😍

[@user-ny4kw1rd4e]

👍👍👍

[@J555K]

Hey, very nice music. Could you please share the artist name and the track?

[@jjosrommusicworld9970]

💞💞 JjOS Rom Beauty of French Paradisio

[@plugncook3979]

Please could you give me sonbg name ? :)

[@itzsarah128]

sorry, 1 year later but...the beauty of Italian paradise** places are named with Italian names. It once all belonged to us so all the credit go to us, Italians :)

[@MariaCarvalho-de8gx]

@@itzsarah128 as if the nature would be only generous to italian people... Come on.

[@alexgti9345]

@@itzsarah128 nope. names are
not italians , they are corsicans. It is an independent language which is still talked here , in Corsica. But in the end all the credits go the mother earth only.

[@itzsarah128]

@@alexgti9345 Corsican is an Italian dialect. You might take it has a language of its own, like people might take Sicilian (the dialect spoken in Sicily) as a language of its own but it's not. In Italy every region has its own dialect but yet they are all related to each other. I've heard people speaking the Corsican dialect and as an Italian native speaker I can tell you that it's easily understandable... why? because the roots of it are Italian. Corsica was sold by Genoa to France in 1769. There the changes were made. Though in the end it's just earth, yes, whoever it belongs to, it's nor French nor Italian people making it beautiful, it's "mother earth" as you say. I just want people to know the true history of this beautiful land.