In Calvi, the legacy of four centuries of Genoese domination has inspired the vast citadel perched on a rock overlooking the port. Sheltered by its thick ramparts, the upper town, with its narrow streets and staircases, looks like something from the 16th century.
Though there’s no evidence that Christopher Columbus was born here, as the legend claims, Napoleon did stay here in 1793, at a house belonging to his godfather.
Calvi Hotels
Hotel Corsica & Spa Serena$$$
Hotel Corsica & Spa Serena is a stylish 5-star resort nestled into a sunny bluff overlooking Calvi Bay, with the town’s charming centre just a short stroll downhill. Boasting 48 contemporary rooms and suites—all with private terraces—guests can wake to ocean breezes and breathtaking views each morning. The resort’s heart is its full-fledged Spa Serena, which stylishly combines a sauna, hammam, Jacuzzi, ice fountain, sensory shower, treatment rooms and fitness area. Outside, t...

La Villa Calvi$$$

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