Bonifacio, a jewel in southern Corsica

Perched on its wind-sculpted white limestone cliffs, Bonifacio majestically dominates the Mediterranean Sea. Located at the southernmost tip of Corsica, facing Sardinia, this thousand-year-old medieval town offers a natural and heritage spectacle unique in the Mediterranean.

Founded in the 9th century by Boniface II, Marquis of Tuscany, Bonifacio was long at the heart of the struggles between the republics of Genoa and Pisa. Today, its imposing Genoese citadel, narrow streets and breathtaking panoramas bear witness to a rich strategic and maritime past.

Just a few minutes from the hotel, you can reach the Upper Town, stroll along its ramparts, admire the sea from the Place d'Armes, visit the Church of St. Dominic or descend the legendary 187 steps of the King of Aragon's Staircase, carved right into the cliff.

Nature lovers will be delighted: the region offers numerous coastal walks, including the Campu Rumanilu trail, with its breathtaking views of the Bouches de Bonifacio. Nearby, the Petit and Grand Sperone beaches, within walking distance of Piantarella, welcome you to a picture-postcard setting of white sand and turquoise sea.

And for an unforgettable day out, set sail from the port to discover the Lavezzi Islands, a natural reserve of untamed beauty, ideal for swimming, snorkeling or simply soaking up the sun.

Bonifacio, a city of art, history and landscapes, remains a must-see destination in Corsica. Staying at the Hôtel Villa Romaine means choosing a peaceful, elegant setting, just a stone's throw from this exceptional city.