Bonifacio is a very picturesque town in the south of Corsica. It was built right in the sheer cliffs of white limestone at an altitude of 60 m, so the whole city is snow-white. Bonifacio consists of two parts: the harbor quarter, where the marina for ships and yachts is located, and the Upper Town (aka Old Town), where all the attractions are concentrated. The most beautiful of them are the ancient fortress, the seamen's cemetery, the Aragonese staircase of 187 steps, which leads directly to the sea, and the Gothic Cathedral of St. Dominic of the 13th century.
How to get there
The local airport of Figari is located 21 km north of the city, from July to August there are buses from it to the city center (7-8 EUR). Buses run all year round to Ajaccio (4 hours, 19.5 EUR) and Bastia (with a change).
To the Italian Sardinia from here only 12 km by sea across the strait.
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City `s history
Viscount Boniface II from Tuscany gave the city a Mediterranean name rather than French. He founded it in 828 on the site of an ancient port settlement founded by the Romans and Greeks in 300 BC. NS. Bonifacio did not belong to the French for long. In 1187, the Genoese, seduced by the favorable location of the port city, captured the fortress and created their own colony. The story of the siege of the city was repeated more than once.
It was not easy for the inhabitants of Bonifacio in 1420, when King Alphonse of Aragon ordered his soldiers to cut a staircase in the rock. They managed to cope with the task overnight - a staircase of 187 steps was supposed to lead the king to victory.
But the besieged Genoese withstood the onslaught of Alphonse of Aragon, and the city did not fall to him.
Weather in Bonifacio
In autumn and spring, it is quite cool here and the wind is blowing, while in summer it is so hot that there is no energy left for any sights by noon.
Bonifacio Hotels
The city is dominated by 3-5 * hotels. The most popular hotels are located in the lower part of the city, closer to the promenade and closer to the beaches. For those who prefer to live surrounded by ancient buildings, it is better to rent a room in a hotel in the Upper Town.
You can also rent a villa in Bonifacio.
Beaches
The city beaches have excellent conditions for sunbathing. Beach and water sports are also available here.
Since a strong sea current has always formed around the city, tourists prefer beaches a dozen kilometers from the city: for example, in the Rondinara Bay, Santa Manza Bay, or in the small bays of Catalonga, Sperone and Pianterella, located east of Bonifacio. Another resort area is the Lavezzi Islands, where there is a marine national park and an underwater center. You cannot pick flowers, catch animals and ride a bike here, but the beauty is crazy, you can enjoy it for hours.
Entertainment and attractions of Bonifacio
The town, surrounded by white limestone walls, is divided into two parts: an upper town and a lower town (Marina), centered around the port. Formidable enough outside, bordered by rocks, inside Bonifacio hides touching carved stone houses, narrow cozy streets, old buildings of churches and cathedrals, fragrant gardens and parks. The upper point of the city is the Sait-Roch observation deck, from where you can see the rock - the Grein de sable. In the old town, along the “street of two emperors” Rue des deux Empereurs, tourists make their leisurely promenade, eager to survey the city citadel of Bonifacio, crowned with the Aragonese staircase descending to the water - a magnificent historical site overgrown with legends.
Grenes de Sables, a cliff of a limestone rock, a man-made creation - all this is the Staircase of the King of Aragon, consisting of 187 steps, a path to the source of drinking water in a cave located at the bottom of the stairs.
There is also the Marin cemetery and, for dessert, the Monastery of Saint-Francois. At a distance of four kilometers from Bonifacio, near the ledges of a granite rock, a striking place, permeated with silence, is hidden - L'Hermitage de la Trinité (Hermitage of the Holy Trinity). Being here, anyone will find peace, even if for a while, overshadowed by the splendor of a cross carved on the surface of the rock. Let's tell you more about the 6 most colorful sights of the resort.
Types of Bonifacio
Comparetti embankment
The Comparetti embankment is one of the most beautiful places in the city. The local harbor is dotted with hundreds of yachts and boats at any time of the year. The harbor is not only the center of the city's marine life, from where ships depart every day and where new ones dock every day. A vibrant entertainment life is in full swing here. With the onset of dusk, the embankment is illuminated with many lights. Like moths flying into a fire, she beckons people who want to have fun and relax.
Citadel
If the embankment is the lower part of the city, called Marina, then the city citadel with the seamen's cemetery and the Aragonese staircase is its upper part, located at an altitude of 60 m.When entering the citadel, you will probably see a skeleton. Do not be alarmed, these are not real bones, but only a copy of them. The real "Lady Bonifacio" (this is the name of the skeleton of a 35-year-old woman found here during excavations) is kept in the Alta Rocca Museum.
Aquarium
In the port of Marina, in a natural cave, the French set up a real aquarium. Here you can see the beauty of the underwater world of the Bonifacio Strait - magnificent corals, including black ones, as well as jellyfish, stingrays, small fish, colorful swallow fish and many, many other living creatures.
7 things to do in Bonifacio
- Book a boat trip for an hour or a whole day. During the walk, you can explore the grottoes, which are full in Corsica, admire the picturesque underwater world and get a lot of positive emotions.
- Admire the sunset from the sailors' cemetery, covered with white crosses. A beautiful view of the sea and the city opens from here. Truly, this is the best place to watch the sunset. Fear not, it's not in the least creepy here - mosaics and white chapels create a peaceful environment.
- Visit the Cascades d'Evisa waterfalls.
- Touch the stone walls of the magnificent citadel in the town of Court.
- Admire the alpine Golden Lake and take a dip in the hot springs at Caldane.
- Taste sweet chestnut soup at one of the waterfront cafes.
- And, of course, don't forget to climb the Aragonese Stairs. When else will you be honored to climb such ancient steps, to the creation of which people who lived more than 5 centuries ago put their hands on?
Bastion Etandar
An amazing view is given to its guests by the embankment of the Comparetti and the Chapelle-Saint-Roche church, which occupies the hill of Monte Roche. By the way, this road used to lead to the city through the Porte des Genet drawbridge. Bastion Etandar is today the only fragment left from the fortifications that were destroyed during the siege of 1554, when the French, at the expense of incredible efforts, recaptured the fortress from the Genoese. Note the nearby marble-backed house. Napoleon Bonaparte himself lived in it in 1793.
Cathedral of Saint Dominica
The historic district of Bosco is curious, where the rare Corsican Gothic Cathedral of Saint Domenica is located. This church has an amazing octagonal bell tower crowned with battlements. The architecture of this building is strikingly harmoniously intertwined with Gothic elements, Corsican aesthetics and Romanesque style.
Church of Sainte-Marie-Majeres
The Church of Sainte-Marie-Majeres is located in the central part of the city; it will amaze you with its whiteness. In all of Bonifacio, it is considered the most expensive church, so do not use to enter it.
The island of Corsica, or rather about its most popular town called Bonifacio. This city is considered the most photogenic and the most colorful city on the island, and this is not surprising at all. The sights located here cause only admiration. 
Bonifacio is a city and at the same time a commune located in the south of the island of Corsica. The city is located on a long narrow peninsula, which is at the very edge of Corsica, and the Strait of Bonifacio separates it from the island of Sardinia. The population of the town is a little less than three thousand people.
- Area: 138 km²;
- Time zone: UTC + 1, UTC + 2 in summer;
- Population: 2,700.
How to get there
Getting to the city is not difficult. The nearest airport is located just 21 kilometers north of the city center. You can also get there by bus from Ajaccio and Bastia. 
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A bit of history
The first settlements in this area date back to prehistoric times, as evidenced by the ancient residential cave in the area of the village of Capello and chamber tombs, which is to the north of the city, near Figari. The first place dates back to about 6500 BC, and the second place belongs to the Megalithic culture of the III - II millennium BC. The history of the city itself begins in 828, when the fortress based on this place was named in honor of Boniface II of Tuscany. 
sights
Bonifacio is divided into two parts: the Marina is the harbor area, which is intended for anchorage of warships, fishing boats and pleasure yachts, and the Upper Town is a citadel located on 60-meter cliffs. And, of course, the most interesting sights are located in the old part of the city. 
Here you will find a citadel with a very beautiful sailors' cemetery and an Aragonese staircase that descends directly to the sea. According to legend, all 187 steps of this staircase were carved in one night, during the siege of the city by the Spanish king. Nearby is the Gothic-style cathedral of St. Dominic, dating from the 13th century, and the church of Sainte-Marie-Majère, which dates from the 14th century. Not far from the port, in a natural cave, there is an aquarium where you can admire the flora and fauna of the Strait of Bonifacio. 
The Camparetti promenade is lined with hotels, shops and restaurants. Opposite the embankment, on a hill, stands the Chapelle-Saint-Roche church, which dates from the 16th century, and is also reached by the Porte des Genet drawbridge, which was once the only entrance to the city. Walk the narrow streets of the city and enjoy the covered galleries and double arched windows. The watchtower of Torrione, which dates back to 1195 and is 35 meters high, is behind the historic Bosco quarter. 
Bonifacio cannot boast of having bathing spots. It does not have a convenient entrance to the sea, and its strait is known for strong currents and constant winds. Therefore, if you want to enjoy the warm sea and clean beaches, then you should go to the beaches of the Bay of Santa Manza and the Rondinara Bay, which are 9 kilometers north of the city, or to the small bays of Catalonga, Pianterella and Sperone, which are 3 - 7 kilometers east of the city. ...
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We will start our sightseeing tour of Bonifacio from the port. The Port of Bonifacio is a deep fjord, separated from the ocean by a 1.5 kilometer long promontory, on which the citadel and the city itself rises. The city port is located in the depths of the bay. At the very end of the fjord there is a parking lot for pleasure boats, there is also a large parking lot across the road. And if we leave the parking lot, we can inspect the port and walk along the embankment. From here you can clearly see a powerful defensive structure - the Etandar bastion - one of the most representative buildings in the city.
It itself looks like a castle or an imposing fortress. Built by the Genoese, the Etandar Bastion was destroyed in the sixteenth century during the Franco-Turkish War. Later it was reconstructed in strict compliance with the Genoese plan.
Bonifacio is divided into two parts - the upper and lower city. The lower town is also called Marina. This is a seaside complex with its passenger port and the Kompareti embankment.
Along the promenade are hotels, shops and numerous restaurants with terraces offering beautiful views of sailboats and luxury yachts sailing into the city from all over the world.
Here you can visit the aquarium, where in a natural cave you can see the beauty of the underwater world of the Strait of Bonifacio - jellyfish, stingrays, colorful swallow fish, magnificent corals, including black ones, as well as small fish, and many, many other living creatures.
With the onset of dusk, the embankment is illuminated with many lights. At this time, a vibrant entertainment life is in full swing here.
The rugged walls of the citadel rise above the embankment.
Over the centuries, repeatedly besieged and destroyed, Bonifacio was embodied in a fortress. The architecture of the city is marked by three successive fortifications: Pisan fortifications, medieval fortifications or the Genoese citadel, which rose like a large wall, decorated with square towers, French fortifications, which completed the present appearance.
The Citadel has three entrances: Port de Gennes (for pedestrians only), Port de France (for cars and pedestrians) and Fort Saint Nicolas (for cars only).
From the Marina to the citadel, you can climb two stairs: one of them rises from rue Saint-Erasme to the entrance to the citadel of Porte de Gennes, the other connects the ferry terminal with the Port de France gate.
The medieval old town is built up with tall buildings of a distinctly Genoese style with narrow facades, often connected by props.
The houses, many of which retain carvings on the stones, have gutters fortified, through which rainwater flows into cisterns.
The old town is an intricate network of narrow streets where sunlight can hardly seep.
The streets are partly pedestrian, with a bunch of restaurants, shops and souvenir shops and, usually in season, with an endless stream of tourists.
Street of Two Emperors is so named because its houses # 4 and # 7 keep the memory of two emperors: Charles V and Napoleon. In 1541 Charles V spent three days in Bonifacio en route to Algeria, and stayed at house no. 4, while Bonaparte lived in house no. 7 in Bonifacio for several months, planning a military expedition to Sardinia in 1793.
In the center of the Old Town is the Church of Sainte-Marie-Major (Santa Maria Maggiore XIV century) - the main church of the city.
Perhaps the oldest church building in the city, given its architectural style.
It is a basilica with three naves ending in semicircular apses.
On one of the portals with two granite columns, the coat of arms of Genoa is carved.
The originality of the church is given by the loggia located in front of the facade. It is built over a water tank with a capacity of 650 m3. During the Genoese rule, four elders solved the city problems here. From the loggia, twice a week, the mayor, who lived opposite, administered justice.
And now it is the perfect place to hide from the scorching sun.
Behind the Old Town lies Bosco, an upper town district in the far corner of the plateau. Further only the sea. Along the perimeter, Bosco is bordered by the remains of the walls of the Citadel.
The views from here are simply breathtaking.
Bosco is home to the Cathedral of Saint Domenica (13th-18th centuries), a rare example of Corsican Gothic architecture.
The Church of St. Domenic, presumably built on the site where the Templar church was located, has an octagonal bell tower with an interesting jagged end.
Gothic elements, Romanesque style and Corsican aesthetics are harmoniously intertwined in its architecture.
The exterior of the church is more reminiscent of the Romanesque style.
A large territory in Bosco is occupied by the former seamen's cemetery, with family crypts, some of which claim to be architectural monuments.
Nearby is the now defunct monastery of Saint-Francois.
Stone towers are also interesting in Bosco, which once had quite peaceful use - they were mills.
But let's go back to the port. Here boat trips of any length are offered: from an hour to a whole day, with a swim in numerous sea grottoes.
Among them, the most interesting is the Sdragonato grotto or the Dragons grotto, which seems to repeat the outlines of Corsica itself. The sun's rays penetrate into it only in some places.
But the most interesting thing about these boat trips is the path along the 60-meter rocky cliff, on the edge of which the houses of the city hang.
The upper town makes a stunning impression with old houses built on the edge of a cliff, the foundations of which have been eroded by winds and sea waves.
From the sea, it seems as if the houses are glued to each other, trying not to fall off the rocks. This is a truly impressive sight.
Bonifacio is also called the city of open spaces and winds. Waves knock on its walls, and the wind sweeps the streets.
Off the coast of the southern part of France, in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, one of the best resorts in the country, the island of Corsica, flourishes.
South Corsica is famous for its unique climate, constant warm weather and developed infrastructure. Especially many resorts are located on the southwestern coast of the island. They are mainly found in quiet coves and secluded bays. One of them is the most beautiful, and also popular among vacationers, Balistra beach. Thanks to its exceptional constant currents and winds, it has become one of the renowned surfing centers throughout Europe.
The Cote d'Azur Balistra beach attracts many tourists, and for surfers it is a real kingdom. Therefore, everything on the beach is arranged according to the requirements of any visitor. Here you can not only have lunch, drink soft drinks, ride a catamaran or jet ski, but also entertain children on a variety of attractions, rent a surfboard or dive under the water with professional divers.
Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The construction of the church began in the 12th century by the Pisan rulers. It was rebuilt many times and gradually lost its original style. The building was classified as a Historic Landmark in 1982. The church is the oldest religious building in the city of Bonifacio.
The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, located in the city center, fits perfectly into the historical heritage of the medieval environment. A characteristic feature of the building is an ingenious arcade system that connects the church with the houses that surround it. The arcades were built to collect rainwater that flowed from the roofs into a large cistern under the loggia (a room open on one, two or three sides, where the wall is replaced by a colonnade, arcade, parapet) of the church.
During the Genoese occupation, the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was the center of the city. Here the Genoese authorities held court and discussed the most important issues.
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King of Aragon steps
Bonifacio is a small town with about 3 thousand inhabitants, located in the southern part of Corsica. The city is the setting for Guy de Maupassant's short story "Vendetta" from 1883. The King of Aragon Steps are one of the area's must-see attractions.
According to legend, the steps were carved overnight by the troops of King Aragon during a siege in 1420. When the troops reached the top, they were forced to retreat due to the resistance of the local residents.
These are uninhabited islets designed for those who love to splash in the crystal clear azure waters. Lavezi occupies an area of 5.123 hectares, and the highest point is at an altitude of 50 meters above sea level.
The islands are renowned for their wild beauty. Their superb natural pools and miles of sand invite you to sunbathe and swim as much as you like.
There is also a cemetery for the victims who died aboard the Samilant sailing ship, a three-masted frigate that ran aground in February 1855. In summer, various companies organize excursions to the islands.
Fortress Bonifacio
Fortress Bonifacio can lay claim to the title of the first fortified city in Corsica. In 828, the defense of the island was entrusted to Boniface II of Tuscany, who led a successful expedition against the Saracens and later built a fortress named after him.
Located in the western part of the city on a narrow plateau, the citadel was built to protect the southern coast from invading invaders. The building has been restored and repaired many times since its construction, and more recently it was the administrative center of the French Foreign Legion, a military formation of foreign volunteers in the French army. Today it is a museum.
Bastion de L'Etandard
The bastion was built by the Genoese in the 13th century, but destroyed in the 16th due to the bombing of the Franco-Turkish army. After that, the French reconstructed and modernized the building, not forgetting about the original appearance of the building. It is one of the most iconic defensive structures in the region.
The museum is the historical and symbolic heritage of the city. Its guests will be able to immerse themselves in Bonifacio's past: from the flooding of Semilant in 1855 to the visit of Charles V. You will have the opportunity to see a reproduction of the bones of Lady Bonifacio (6500 BC).
The meticulously refurbished rooms lead directly to the Garden of the Relics and to its terrace with unparalleled panoramic views.
The old resort town of Bonifacio
Bonifacio is the star of the island of Corsica, attracting travelers from all over the world. Here you can admire medieval houses balancing dangerously on the edge of huge limestone cliffs.
The old city, with a labyrinth of narrow streets and historic buildings, was founded by the Genoese in 828 AD. This natural harbor bears a striking resemblance to the one described in Homer's Odyssey in the 7th century BC.
Bonifacio also boasts a port filled with impressive yachts, chic bars, restaurants and hotels, which only increase tourist interest in the resort. Add to that the fact that the city is close to some of the pristine Corsican beaches and stunningly beautiful mountains, and you have an almost perfect vacation spot.
Embankment in Bonifacio
Bonifacio's white sandy beaches are a must-see for those with calm azure waters, ideal for swimming and diving. And fans of more extreme recreation can take advantage of the winds of the island and go windsurfing and kite surfing.
Boat trips from the marina are no less popular with tourists than relaxing on the beach. Destinations include the Lavezzi Island Nature Reserve, the city of Porto Vecchio or the island of Sardinia.
If you are not a fan of excursions or passive recreation, then for you in the coastal zones there are many world-famous boutiques, where you can buy something for yourself or as a gift to loved ones. To take the evening or night time, bars, restaurants and nightclubs are open for you almost around the clock, so you will not be bored at any time of the day.
Bonifacio caves
To get to the caves of Bonifacio, you need to book a boat excursion. The way from the harbor of Bonifacio to the caves will take about an hour, throughout the route you will admire the crystal clear and transparent water. Sailing through the grottoes, be sure to appreciate the stunning views of the sky between the rocks. On the territory of the caves themselves, the water is still transparent, but has a slightly purple hue, which is associated with a special type of algae covering the rocks.
The return route to Bonifacio passes through the caves of St. Anthony, or, as they are also called, the caves of Napoleon (due to the similarity of the shape of the protrusions with the emperor's hat). This place offers a stunning view of the walls of the old city. Tours are conducted as the group recruits, but, as a rule, every day. The cost of the excursion for one person is 17 euros.
Little Sperone Beach
Plage de Petit Sperone is located near the town of Bonifaccio on the south coast of Corsica. The beach is unique, first of all, for its location - it is located in a small bay of the Sperone Bay and is surrounded by two chalk cliffs, thanks to which the sand on the coast resembles snow. The beach is located opposite the island of Cavallo. The water in the bay is surprisingly clear blue, calm and warm, so the beach is very popular with vacationers with small children.
The peculiarity of the location of the beach makes it an ideal place for scuba diving - the rich and colorful underwater world has been attracting lovers of diving and snorkeling here for many years.
To get to the beach follow the D260 from Bonifaccio towards Sperone Bay. When the road ends, leave your car and walk to the coast. Keep in mind that you will have to take off your shoes on the way, as you will need to cross a wide stream.
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Bonifacio is a place that amazes and enchants at first sight. The "pearl" of Corsica, as it is called here, for its beauty and the color of the sheer cliffs. The landscape is so beautiful that these massive cliffs, sea caves and the Lavezzi Islands are listed by UNESCO and are under its auspices. Bonifacio is the very first city in Corsica. It stands proudly above the sea on white rocks 70-100 meters high and looks into the distance. From the top of the fortress you can see the neighboring country of Italy, or rather, the island of Sardinia. You can go upstairs from the port-promenade by a steep staircase or by car you can get to the parking lot near the Cimetière marin. The sights of Bonifacio are examined in order.
Bastion and fortress
Arriving by car, you will see the Cimetière marin. What is it? Translated as the seamen's graveyard. It is not gloomy, although it is not necessary to go there. It is a historically important site for Corsica as it is the first collective (for soldiers and sailors) cemetery on the island. Walking around it, you will see the ruins of lookout towers and the fortress wall of the bastion. The first stone of the bastion was laid by the Genusians, the construction was continued by the French. Bonifaccio has a complicated history. The unusual landscape and strategically important place has been noticed since ancient times: BC. the Romans lived in the vicinity of Bonifacio. In the era of our era, it became the first city of Corsica. Bonifacio was founded by a count from Tuscany in the years 824-829.
Gothic Church of Saint Dominique
Looking at the turret and chapel of the Church of San Dominique, it is difficult to imagine that it was built at the end of the 13th century. The Gothic style is unique in Corsica, with only two churches on the island with elements of this style, both of them in Bonifacio.
Church of the Most Holy Theotokos (Sainte-Marie-Majeure)
Considered the oldest building in the city, construction began in the first half of the 13th century. Walking along the narrow stone streets, pay attention to the vaults between the buildings. They collected rainwater and, according to a special system, entered the cistern, which stood in the courtyard of the Church of the Most Holy Theotokos. Gothic-Romanesque style; it is worth going inside to admire the luxurious wall and ceiling paintings. Not far from the church, you will see the entrance to the Etandar Bastion, which has become a museum of the history of Bonifacio.
King of Aragon's staircase
A staircase carved into a hundred-meter rock is a symbol of Bonifacio. According to legend, it was carved in 1420 at the behest of the King of Aragon by his soldiers. According to other options, it was built either by monks who descended to a source of drinking water, or by residents, as a plan of escape and descent to the sea during a siege. Now there is no source, and the path runs right by the sea. It is worth raising your head - and it seems that white limestone rocks go up to the sky. Recommended if you have no health problems: after all, these are 187 steep and uncomfortable steps. Ticket 2.5 € (or a complex ticket with a visit to the Etandar Museum for 3.5 €).
Gate Porte Gênes
The entire fortress is like an open-air museum. The stone pavement and the restored but real gate accentuate this feeling. Leaving the fortified city (or vice versa, rising from the port) it is impossible not to pass the 15th century gate Porte Gênes (literally the door of the Genusians). This was the only entrance to the citadel.
What else to see in Bonifacio?
- Going down from the gate down to the port, pay attention to the low Roch chapel (Saint Roch). It is known that when the plague raged in the Middle Ages, the last infected came here.
- Embankment-port.
- Lavezzi islands, sea grottoes
Several companies offer boat trips from the port of Bonifacio. Sailing slowly on a boat, you can see the sea grottoes and the stone "map" of Corsica, carved by the waves and wind between the rocks. Adult ticket 17.50 €, with the option of scuba diving a little more expensive. Would you like to visit Lavezzi, one of the most beautiful beaches in Corsica? Walk to the natural park-archipelago - 35 €. There will be time to swim and explore the islands.
A fabulous trip to Bonifacio!
Ilmira Contini
