Corsica is like a forgotten jewel in the Mediterranean ghetto of teddy bear clubs and happy hours. The big charter companies haven't found it yet and you don't have to look long until you discover Corsica's proud soul and bloody history. The island is mountainous and despite the short distances, the curvy roads make traveling around the island slow. But what does that do when there is so much good food to eat and discover along the way? But avoid Corsica's most famous cheese. If you don't like eating live caterpillars…
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Travel blogger, gastronaut, photographer and family adventurer with over 55 countries in his luggage. Eva loves trips that include beautiful nature, hiking boots and well-cooked food. On the travel blog Rucksack she takes you to all corners of the world with the help of her inspiring pictures and texts.