Rough Guide to Corsica Ed 5 - Explore every corner of this beautiful island with the revised fifth edition of the "Rough Guide to Corsica". The 24-page, full-colour introduction will inspire you on where to go and what to see, from the spectacular views of Spenlunca Gorge to the blissfully unspoilt beach of La Plage d'Arone. The new author picks' section highlights the island's best hotels and restaurants, plus there are hundreds of listings of all the top resorts, bars, clubs and shops to suit all budgets. The guide takes a detailed look at Corsica's historic sites from megalithic Filitosa to Napoleon's birthplace in Ajaccio, with an informed background on Corsican history, culture and wildlife. There is plenty of practical advice on outdoor activities, including hiking the famous GR20 route. The guide comes complete with maps and plans for the whole island.

Corsica, Oliver Goujon - Corsica is an interesting mix, France with an Italian twist. There are many reasons to visit the island, quite apart from its lovely sunny weather: dramatically beautiful with mountains plunging down to a rugged shoreline and glittering sea; picturesque villages, hillside shrines, spring flowers in the maquis; walking, climbing, watersports of every description; fresh seafood, wine, homegrown olives, cheeses and ham; the popular resorts of Calvi, Ajaccio, Bonifacio, L'Ile-Rousse. The Corsicans dislplay a fierce pride in their unique cultural heritage and history, which includes the legacy of the Corsican bandits and of course Napoleon, the most famous Corsican of them all. The guide explores the region via typical themes with specialist maps pinpointing the best place to pursue different interests such as walks, chateaux and views. It also examines the island by subdividing it into smaller areas, recommending towns, villages, areas of natural beauty and monuments and attractions. The guide caters for a wide range of ages ranging from young children to the elderly.

Lonely Planet Corsica - Including a practical language chapter with a section on Corsican, this guide provides the lowdown to the island's cuisine, history and accommodation. There are also hints on where to sample tasty local dishes, the best dive sites and a section on walking and the famous GR20 route.

Corsica (Cadogan Guide Corsica) - French experts Dana and Michael write Z99 local knowledge about the multitude of things to do and see on this spectacular island of mountainous forests and lush valleys Comprehensive listings point out the best places to wine and dine and where to catch.

Corsica Berlitz Pocket Guide - Focuses on the major towns of Ajaccio, Bonifacio, Bastia, Corte, and Calvi. It also includes a description of outlying attractions such as Cap Corse, Palombaggia's beautiful sandy bays, and Filitosa's prehistoric stone formation. It covers all the main sights, area by area, in an easily navigable format. Descriptions of tourist attractions include soaring mountains, dramatic medieval citadels, Napoleon's birthplace, and Bastia's bustling harbour. The guide also contains background historical information, advice on shopping and entertainment and the low-down on Corsican cuisine.

Corsica Insight Pocket Guide - This 96-page book offers an experts guide to Corsica, with 14 itineraries and excursions taking in sights ranging from Bastia's tiny churches and colourful markets to the towering peak of Monte Cinto, the island's highest mountain. It also includes a chapter detailing Corsica's history and culture, as well as leisure-time suggestions and a comprehensive information section packed with essential contact addresses and numbers.

Corsica Insight Flexi Map - Flexi Map Corsica contains seven maps including Corsica North, Corsica South, Bonifacio, Ajaccio, Bastia, Corte and a locator map of the whole island. It also lists Top Ten recommended sights - from the weird, 12th-century Church of San Michele de Murato to the wild landscape of Scala di Santa Regina - as well as useful travel information, climate tables and local transport details.

Corsica (AA Road Map France) - This fully updated touring map from the AA and IGN, France's Official Mapping Agency, is all you need for motoring through Corsica. It is presented in a slimline format with durable plastic cover, with an extra large scale and fully updated speed camera sites. The map combines clear design and an easy-to-read scale with more road detail to ensure that you never lose your way.

Corsica (Landmark Visitors Guide) - The Landmark Guide to Corsica is the perfect companion for the discerning visitor to this charming Mediterranean island. which has a character all of its own. Region by region, you'll discover the best beaches, spectacular mountain and coastal views, perched hill-top villages and defiant fortified towns. Enigmatic menhirs, megalithic forts and secret Romanesque chapels lay hidden deep in some of Europe's best preserved forests.