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Read MoreAnnie Traiteur
Tucked behind Calvi’s beautiful church of Sainte-Marie, this gourmet treasure trove carries Corsican specialties. Best of all, many of the olive oils, tapenades, jams and liqueurs come in small sizes, making this a great spot for stocking up on gifts...
Read MoreAu Petit Bazaar
As one of the most visited towns on Corsica, Bonifacio has a lot of touristy shops that you can skip but head to Au Petit Bazaar for beautifully made home accents and accessories, most of which are designed and made...
Courtesy Muriel LarieRead MoreCarioca Plage
Ever since 2004, the island designer label Carioca features a colorful array of elegant beachwear from original bikinis and one-pieces to stylish beach cover-ups. The brand is now imported all over the world, but the best selection is in this...
Read MoreCasanera
This contemporary, black-walled boutique carries unique gifts that capture Corsica’s pungent fragrances of the flowering maquis, from beauty creams and essential oils to candles and soaps. The heady combinations of rosemary, lavender, myrtle, thyme, juniper, lentisk, broom and everlasting flowers...
Read MoreDomaine Saporale
For a wine-tasting experience on a beautiful sprawling agricultural domain, head to this top-quality vineyard, midway between Sartène and Bonifacio, where owner Julie Farinelli will guide you through their list of vintages. With 100 hectares of vines, a distinctive type...
Read MoreIzi Mi
If you're looking for a "made in Corsica" label, head to this small boutique where designers Annabelle Picciochi and Daphnée Fall create their own collection of island sportswear, from beaded silky tunics to flowing trousers and embroidered blouses. The jewelry...
Read MoreJulien Trouchon
The gorgeous pottery of Julien Trouchon will make you reconsider your luggage (even though the Patromino-based potter also ships worldwide). Some of the best addresses on Corsica, including Domaine de Murtoli and Grand Hotel de Cala Rossa, showcase his contemporary...
Read MoreLa Cave Sartenaise
A serious photo op and a special place for discovering Corsican gourmet treats, La Cave stocks everything from olive oils to charcuterie. Up front, there’s a small counter where you can sample wines from the area.
Read MoreLe Shop at Cala Rossa
Anyone staying at the Grand Hotel de Cala Rossa should not miss the lovely boutique on the ground floor, stocked with a wonderful assembly of fashion, accessories, jewelry and home accents, most of them made in France. Curated by the...
Read MoreMattei
Corsica’s answer to the southern France’s pastis is Cap Corse, which comes in two varieties (rouge and blanc) and is served with seltzer and a slice of orange or lemon. The producer of this wonderfully aromatic aperitif is Mattei, a...
