Why Visit Corsica, Bonifacio and U Mulinu in September ?
A Story of Colours and Scents
First of all, because at this time of year, the eyes feast on shades of yellow and gold, orange and copper, red and crimson, brown and russet. The forests, maquis and coastline dress themselves in flamboyant hues. Taking them in from the top of the cliffs of Bonifacio is both warming and soothing. You could almost imagine breathing in their colours, as though these shades themselves carried a fragrance. But it is truly the scent of Corsica in autumn that fills the air. The scent of stone and humus. Of Mediterranean sea spray. These colours and scents are unique. Unmissable for travellers in search of freshness, tranquillity and… a touch of nostalgia.
A Unique Autumn Atmosphere
In autumn, Bonifacio transforms. The town does not completely fall asleep; rather, it seems to drift into a gentle slumber. It slows down. Yes, that is it: it slows down! Almost compelling visitors to take their time. To take the time to observe the narrow streets, now freed from the summer crowds. To exchange a few words with passers-by and shopkeepers. To take in the details of the façades. To run their fingers over the stones that shape the ramparts. And to wonder: what about me? Am I from this island? Has it enchanted me so deeply that I too feel as though I belong here?