At Corsica’s extreme southern tip, the imposing fortress that is the city of Bonifacio (bohn-ih-fass-ee-o; pop. 3000) looms before miles of turquoise sea and distant Sardinia. Enormous stone ramparts enclose the rambling haute-ville, which sits atop steep, white limestone cliffs. Below the city, waves crash onto strange rock formations, making grottoes echo with their roar. Its dramatic landscape, postcard-worthy white sand beaches, and elegant restaurants make Bonifacio a must-see, but be prepared for high price tags and tourist crowds.
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