This guide offers accounts of every town, village and resort on Corsica, how to get there, and where to eat and stay on arrival. There is an emphasis on walks and hikes as well as coverage of background history, politics and literature.
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Excellent coverage, -- Homes and Gardens Magazine, UK
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David Abram is an extremely well established travel writer and has co-authored several other Rough Guides including the Rough Guide to India, the Rough Guide to England and the Rough Guide to Goa.
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
very useful and intersting,
By Mani Gal (manigal@hotmail.com) (Ein Gedi, Israel) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Corsica: The Rough Guide, Second Edition (2nd ed)(Rough Guides) (Paperback)
I travelled Corsica with a rented car. The book gave me almost all I needed - information about the atractions, historical background, cultural interesting articles, and tips about hotels etc... The tourist information offices know very little how to help tourists - with this book they are almost not needed.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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You have no other choice - buy it!,
This review is from: Corsica: The Rough Guide, Second Edition (2nd ed)(Rough Guides) (Paperback)
How many other guides to Corsica aimed at independent travellers, written in English can you name? Yes, Corsica is covered in each and every guide to France as well, but those 20 or so pages in a 500-pages book aren't what you really want, are they? It would be unfair to say though that Corsica: The Rough Guide is the best one simply because it's also the only one -- both the authors and the editorial staff has done a pretty decent job on this one. Recommended.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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another excellent rough guide,
By Ben R. (NYC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Rough Guide to Corsica 4 (Rough Guide Travel Guides) (Paperback)
Like all Rough Guides, this is jam-packed with well-written, discerning travel advice. Also like the rest of the series, it has the best for all budgets. The reviews were incredibly accurate and up-to-date, and all were worthwhile. The cultural sidenotes are interesting, and the photos are much better than thsoe in other guides. I didn't really check out other guides (not that there was a huge amount of choice), but I can't imagine how you could top this one. Go to Corsica, and take this book with you.
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Flying is the fastest and most convenient way to reach Corsica. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
orange splashes, ski station, gare maritime, corniche road, chestnut forest, more expensive rooms, central monument, timetable information, chestnut flour Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ponte Leccia, Pascal Paoli, Alta Rocca, L'ile Rousse, Santa Maria, World War, Golfe de Porto, Golfe de Valinco, New Zealand, Vieux Port, Parc Naturel, Air France, Paglia Orba, Sampiero Corso, Golfe de Sagone, Monte Cinto, Sept Mon-Sat, Dorothy Carrington, New York, Pare Naturel, Col de Verghio, Mare Sud, Eurocorse Voyages, Getting There, Terra Nova New!
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Flying is the fastest and most convenient way to reach Corsica. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
orange splashes, ski station, gare maritime, corniche road, chestnut forest, more expensive rooms, central monument, timetable information, chestnut flour Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ponte Leccia, Pascal Paoli, Alta Rocca, L'ile Rousse, Santa Maria, World War, Golfe de Porto, Golfe de Valinco, New Zealand, Vieux Port, Parc Naturel, Air France, Paglia Orba, Sampiero Corso, Golfe de Sagone, Monte Cinto, Sept Mon-Sat, Dorothy Carrington, New York, Pare Naturel, Col de Verghio, Mare Sud, Eurocorse Voyages, Getting There, Terra Nova New!
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- Granite Island (Penguin Travel Library) by Carrington on 6 pages
- Australia and New Zealand (Knowing world geography) by D.C. Money on page 1, and page 17
- The Dream-Hunters of Corsica by Dorothy Carrington on page 1, and page 390
- Corsica Mountains by Robin G. Collomb on page 31, and page 392
- Gustave Flaubert by Guy de Maupassant on page 392
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