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Porto Vecchio - Aleria

 
General:

Quite a long stage, depend on weather strong headwind

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Distance: approximately. 75 km
   
Type of ride: several slopes
   
Camping sites (only a selection)
Place Name Address Phone Fax Hours of business*
Porto-Vecchio *** La Vetta La Trinité 04 95 70 09 86 04 95 70 43 21 01.06. - 25. 09.
Porto-Vecchio **** Golfo di Sogno Route de Cala Rossa 04 95 70 08 98 04 95 70 41 43 01.05. - 15.10.
Porto-Vecchio * Les Ilots d'Or Route de Marina di Fiori 04 95 70 01 30   15.04. - 10.10.
Porto-Vecchio ** U Pirellu   04 95 70 23 44 04 95 70 60 22 01.05. - 31. 09.
           
Ghisonaccia Marina d'Erba Rossa   04 95 56 25 14 04 95 56 27 23 15.05. - 15.10.
Ghisonaccia Arinella Bianca   04 95 56 04 78 04 95 56 12 54 Easter - 31.10.
Aleria **** Marina D'Aleria B.P. 11 04 95 57 01 42 04 95 57 04 29 1.04. - 31.10.
Aleria Riva Bella   04 95 38 81 10 04 95 38 91 29 10.05. - 10.10.
*Opening times without guarantee. Please call early to be sure that the camping is open.

Additional Informations:
Porto Vecchio: The fortification system of Porto Vecchio was established 1539. The port is situated in a deep bay where it is quite well protected. Above there is a small town with a pretty "Piazza". Famous is Porto-Vecchio also for its long beaches. From Pinarellu in the north up to the Punta di Rondinara and the bay of Sta. Manza there are the most beautiful beaches, deep bays, dune beaches with small lakes. It is a wonderful place for bath holiday-makers and surfers. Small pre-aged islands are popular targets for boattrips.
   
Aleria: The city, situated on a plateau nearby the river Tavignano, was once the best natural harbour at the coast and was settled since the Youth Stone Age. In the 6th century B.C. the branch Alalia was founded by the Greek. They had a special way to live (like its follower too) - an combination of trade and piracy. The result was: they had always battles. In the 3th century the city was conquered by the Romans. They made Aleria to the starting-point of their subjugation of the island (which went on nearly one hundert years and killed almost the half of the population) and later to the capital of the Roman province Corsica. With the decline of the Roman imperium the city decaied. Nowadays Aleria is a village, towered above from a fort, which house a museum with antique finds.
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