Scandola Nature Reserve

The Scandola Nature Reserve is located on the west coast of the French island of Corsica, within the Corsica Regional Park. The save was set up in 1975. The recreation center and save has been perceived by the United Nations as a Natural World Heritage Site, and was recorded on the World Heritage List in 1983. The spiked and sheer precipices contain numerous caverns and are flanked by ious stacks and relatively out of reach islets and bays, for example, Tuara. The coastline is additionally noted for its red precipices, sand shorelines, and headlands.

There is no real way to enter Scandola via auto, and to enter by foot includes crossing high mountains, so by and by the best way to appreciate the brilliant qualities of this coastline is by taking a watercraft - trips leave from Calvi, and less much of the time from close-by Porto. Bizarre shake arrangements rise up out of the perfectly clear ocean in the Gulf of Girolata, and the coastline is peppered with barbed channels and surrenders. Continuously lovely however particularly so later toward the evening, as the stones get the setting sun. Set against the blue of the ocean and sky, the hues and shapes are a phenomenal sight.