The Lavezzi Islands

A protected paradise since 1982, a haven of peace for walkers, and a delight for boaters, the uninhabited Lavezzi Islands, located between Corsica and Sardinia, comprise about a hundred islets.

They feature small, sheltered beaches, ideal for anchoring, with crystal-clear blue waters, fine sand, and enchanting little coves.

Sometimes immense granite boulders rise from an arid landscape boasting exceptional seabeds where diving is a pure pleasure.

They are part of one of Corsica's two marine reserves, and once you discover them, you'll understand why!