You are here about ten kilometers from Porto-Vecchio, one of the most popular places in Corsica and yet, in this small hamlet you will be protected from traffic jams and summer crowds.
If you want to visit the south of Corsica, you are ideally located here: The cliffs of Bonifacio, the needles of Bavella, the beaches of Palombaggia and Santa Giulia, the forest of Ospedale ...
Many natural sites to explore to come back in the evening to enjoy a barbecue with family or friends on the terrace of your perfectly furnished cottage.
On the mountain opposite the cottage, the Castello d'Araggio stands like a rocky point. This prehistoric fortress dating from around 2500 years BC is accessible by a hike that will reward your efforts with the discovery of a preserved site and a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio and its surroundings.
You are here about ten kilometers from Porto-Vecchio, one of the most popular places in Corsica and yet, in this small hamlet you will be protected from traffic jams and summer crowds.
If you want to visit the south of Corsica, you are ideally located here: The cliffs of Bonifacio, the needles of Bavella, the beaches of Palombaggia and Santa Giulia, the forest of Ospedale ...
Many natural sites to explore to come back in the evening to enjoy a barbecue with family or friends on the terrace of your perfectly furnished cottage.
On the mountain opposite the cottage, the Castello d'Araggio stands like a rocky point. This prehistoric fortress dating from around 2500 years BC is accessible by a hike that will reward your efforts with the discovery of a preserved site and a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio and its surroundings.
Built in the mid-19th century in the heart of the village of Araggio, the purpose of La Casette, a "small stone house," was primarily agricultural: it served as a shelter for day laborers during vineyard pruning or cork harvesting, and as a shed.

Passed down from generation to generation, in 2007, La Casette took on a new life: its owners decided to create a gourmet stopover on the trail leading to the megalithic site of Casteddu d'Araggio. To achieve this, the building was enlarged, and in a spirit of integration and respect for the environment, local stone, old beams, and original tiles were reused. Following the same approach, the terrace was enlarged in early 2009. It now overlooks the verdant valley, enjoying total tranquility between the shade of the old fig tree and the first rays of spring.

The tone is set to allow yourself to be tempted by the discovery of authentic local products.