Bonifacio Things To Do
For the active
Your holiday in Bonifacio is in the wind capital of France, which makes Bonifacio an excellent surfing destination. There's a surfing school on Piantarella beach that offers an array of courses for every level. Here, you can also rent out sailboards, catamarans, kayaks and pedalos on your holiday. If you fancy trying kite surfing on your holiday, you can sign up for a course in the Golfe de Ventilegne, or if you'd like to try quad biking or jet ski, you should head for Pirate Adventure Corsica in Tonnara beach. On your Bonifacio holiday, you could also explore the island's fine marine reserves. If diving is your thing, the area is very sought after by scuba divers and you can arrange trips in Santa-Manza or on Avenue Sylvere Bohn, whether you're a certified diver or a complete beginner.
Exploring
On your Bonifacio holiday, you'll discover that Bonifacio is split into two sections. There's the Old Town and the Upper City, which overlooks the Mediterranean. The Upper City is built on the site of a citadel built in the 800s. Over the years, it's been rebuilt many times, has served as an administrative centre for the French Foreign Legion and is a museum today. You can follow the line of the city along the tops of the cliffs, which rise to about 70 metres and have been attacked by the sea, meaning that the buildings appear to overhang the ocean. It's a spectacular sight from the ocean, with the white buildings gleaming in the sun.
Other activities
Other attractions on your Bonifacio holiday include hiking through the mountains or the Ospédale Forest. You can also discover the prehistoric sites of Torre and Casteddu d’Araggiu or take a romantic stroll through the streets of Bonifacio or relax on the lovely sandy beaches. The great weather in the region makes for excellent outdoor activities on your family holiday in Bonifacio that include tennis, sailing, scuba, fishing, horse riding, mountain-biking and beach volleyball. Also in the area is Via Notte, Europe's largest outdoor nightclub, offering a range of lounges and Mediterranean cuisine, pool and huge dance floor.
Your holiday in Bonifacio is in the wind capital of France, which makes Bonifacio an excellent surfing destination. There's a surfing school on Piantarella beach that offers an array of courses for every level. Here, you can also rent out sailboards, catamarans, kayaks and pedalos on your holiday. If you fancy trying kite surfing on your holiday, you can sign up for a course in the Golfe de Ventilegne, or if you'd like to try quad biking or jet ski, you should head for Pirate Adventure Corsica in Tonnara beach. On your Bonifacio holiday, you could also explore the island's fine marine reserves. If diving is your thing, the area is very sought after by scuba divers and you can arrange trips in Santa-Manza or on Avenue Sylvere Bohn, whether you're a certified diver or a complete beginner.
Exploring
On your Bonifacio holiday, you'll discover that Bonifacio is split into two sections. There's the Old Town and the Upper City, which overlooks the Mediterranean. The Upper City is built on the site of a citadel built in the 800s. Over the years, it's been rebuilt many times, has served as an administrative centre for the French Foreign Legion and is a museum today. You can follow the line of the city along the tops of the cliffs, which rise to about 70 metres and have been attacked by the sea, meaning that the buildings appear to overhang the ocean. It's a spectacular sight from the ocean, with the white buildings gleaming in the sun.
Other activities
Other attractions on your Bonifacio holiday include hiking through the mountains or the Ospédale Forest. You can also discover the prehistoric sites of Torre and Casteddu d’Araggiu or take a romantic stroll through the streets of Bonifacio or relax on the lovely sandy beaches. The great weather in the region makes for excellent outdoor activities on your family holiday in Bonifacio that include tennis, sailing, scuba, fishing, horse riding, mountain-biking and beach volleyball. Also in the area is Via Notte, Europe's largest outdoor nightclub, offering a range of lounges and Mediterranean cuisine, pool and huge dance floor.
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