Calvi is a port town in the Balagne region of north-west Corsica, boasting a combination of beaches, resort, and historical centre. The town's citadel, a 13th-century fortress, is a must-visit attraction, offering magnificent views across the bay to the mountains of la Balagne. Within the citadel, visitors can explore cobbled passages, houses, and the Cathédrale Saint Jean-Baptiste. The town also features a long, narrow strip of white sand beach, a marina, and a lively promenade with restaurants, bars, and cafes. Calvi is said to be the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, and his supposed house can be visited. The town hosts various music festivals during the summer, including 'Calvi on the Rocks' and 'Rencontres de Chants Polyphoniques', making it a great destination for families and culture lovers
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Activities: Visited the city of Calvi. Explored the old town, including the pedestrian zone with shops. Visited the citadel quarter and its views over the sea, the city, and the beach
Highlights: The beach in Calvi was a highlight, and the small playground near the citadel entrance was a hit with the younger child. The city has a very beautiful old town ✨

Activities: We visited Calvi, a city with maritime flair. It offers restaurants, cafes, and small shops. The old town embraces a beautiful bay. We visited the Citadel and walked along the marina
Highlights: Calvi is beautiful facing the sea. The old town embraces a pretty bay. We enjoyed the Citadel, the shops, restaurants and the beach ✨
