The Balagna
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Often known as “the garden of Corsica” due to its fertile hills, Balagne is still known as “Saint Balagne” because of the large number of religious buildings there.
A second adjective befitting of this place is “festive”, as everything that goes on here is an excuse for a party or festival…
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It is the surrounding pink granite which gave the name of Red Island to this town based in 1758 by Pascal Paoli ...
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When you arrive by boat in the bay of Calvi overlooked by the Monte Cinto mountain (the highest of the island 2706m) and its snow-capped peaks remaining so white till the beginning of the summer, you will first see the ramparts and the citadel towering above on a rocky headland which stretches out into the sea...
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