Holiday rentals in Piana Corsica
Here are our accommodation offers at Piana in Gulf of Porto. My home in Corsica proposes holiday rentals all around north Corsica.
Rent an accommodation in Piana on Corsica west coast
The reserve of Scandola, the needles of Bavella, the Alta Rocca ... that beautiful places that made the reputation of South Corsica. You can also discover the medieval city of Bonifacio or appreciate the beauty of the Genoese citadel of sartène.Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful sites of Southern Corsica, Piana is a destination you can’t circumvent. Due to its geographical and cultural beauty, it has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It also offers a picturesque setting, making it perfect for all those who want a total change of scenery.Piana rentals vary according to the needs of each. To discover the city for example, it is better to choose among the white houses that have been arranged in amphitheater. From here you can reach the beautiful church of Santa Maria which dominates the neighborhood. Of course, you will also find apartments or villas. The choice will depend on your needs, but also on your budget.The creeks of Piana, the main feature of the town, can be reached in a few minutes from the village. It is an exceptional hiking place where all levels are possible. Whether you are a beginner, an amateur or a seasoned resident in the area, the creeks will guarantee you total satisfaction, offering you a magnificent setting of peaks, mineral sculptures, red granite cliffs and much more.In the background of this work of art, carved by the hand of Mother Nature, you will be able to see the forest. Bike paths are available for lovers of ecological walks. The departure can also be made from the pitch of your Piana rental, in the village.In addition, this locality has preserved an exceptional culture and heritage, with monuments that testify to the fascinating history of the municipality. In addition, the village overlooks the Gulf of Porto, offering a stunning view of the peninsulas of Scandola and Senino.
