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Casa di Emma
Offering mountain views, Casa di Emma in Santo-Pietro-di-Tenda features accommodations and a bar. The air-conditioned accommodations are 18 miles from Station de Furiani.
La Corse authentique et rurale
La Corse authentique et rurale offers accommodations in Castifao, 29 miles from Codole Lake and 31 miles from Lake Melu.
Tente inuit cocooning
Offering mountain views, Tente inuit cocooning in Urtaca offers accommodations, a garden, and a terrace.
Hôtel Dolce Notte
Located on a private pebble beach with sun beds, this hotel features a garden and a panoramic terrace. The center of the fishing port and popular holiday destination of Saint-Florent is 1640 feet...
Hotel Tettola
Hotel Tettola includes a beach area, a heated seasonal swimming pool in its garden and a bar. The rooms offer a private bathroom and a view of the sea or the street.
Hôtel le Grillon
Hôtel le Grillon is set 492 feet from the center of l’Ile Rousse and the beach. It offers an on-site bar.
Hotel Restaurant L'Europe
Offering a sun terrace and views of the sea, Hotel Restaurant L'Europe is located in Saint-Florent Port, at the foot of both the Balagne Region and the Cap of Corsica. Calvi is 42 mi from the...
Auberge le Montana
Located in Saint-Florent, 13 miles from Station de Furiani, Auberge le Montana provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Hôtel "U Nebbiu"
Located 6.8 mi from Saint-Florent and the beach, Residence "U Nebbiu" features an outdoor swimming pool, volleyball area and table tennis facilities.
Hôtel - Restaurant U Santu Petru
Located 5.6 mi from Saint-Florent, Hôtel - Restaurant U Santu Petru offers accommodations just 1.9 mi from the beginning of the path/track that leads to Saleccia and Lotu beach.
What Guests Said About Lama:
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Lama is a stunning medieval mountain town/village.
Lama is a stunning medieval mountain town/village. The locals are traditional, so it does help if you can speak a bit of French - when we stayed, we spoke sub-GCSE standard French, meaning ordering at the local Alama restaurant (which is ah-mazing, by the way) was a bit tricky! Lama itself has two walks that you can take; one up Mount Asta, the other following the 'memories' of the town (this one takes you past some beautiful scenery and isn't too challenging). Lama is so tranquil. It becomes weird when you DO hear sound! The buildings are in the traditional shabby-chic style that the French so effortlessly carry off, and the entire place is pretty jaw-dropping - and don't get me started on the views!!! If you're not staying here, you should definitely visit, 100%.
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