Location: Ile Rousse
Top Things to do in Ile Rousse
10 Things to Do in Ile Rousse That You Shouldn't Miss
Ile Rousse in France, from Europe region, is best know for Points of Interest & Landmarks. Discover best things to do in Ile Rousse with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Ile Rousse
1. Phare de la Pietra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 340 reviews
Reviewed By Ed P - Laguna Woods, California
We started by walking around this cute town and then decided to take the tram up to the top of the hill. Beautiful views
2. Plage de Ghjunchitu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By ViennaPenguins - Vienna
This was the best beach of over 20 we visited in 2 weeks. White sand, good for swimming, not too crowded and a great relaxing bar/cafe in the middle of the beach to chill out in with hand-made chairs and lounges hidden in the trees.
It also is great if you have a dog.
3. Centre equestre St Francois en Balagne - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By roxibillion - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Great ride down to the lake & back, 60€ each for approx 4 hours. Our guide was fluent in English and able to build a ride around our varying degrees of ability.
Great horses.
Very well kept, happy, calm and obliging horses... a credit to the team.
4. Aregno Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By mjdvy - northern Ireland
Soft clean sand. Turquoise blue sea. Bay framed by village at one end & rocky headland on other. Variety of beachfront restaurants. Railway runs along coast.
5. Licciola
Overall Ratings
5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Gdj11
We stopped at Licciola to grab lunch after spending the first half of the day at Plage d'Ostriconi. The menu is simply sandwiches, soft drinks and some sweets. The food was great, and the man and woman behind the counter were very friendly, welcoming and efficient. Our three families of 12 people in total were served very quickly and everything was exactly as we ordered. Prices are also very reasonable. The cafe is situated at the edge of a cliff overlooking the ocean, with outdoor tables under a shady gazebo on a great deck that gives fantastic 180 degree views. We truly enjoyed it and would go back again without question. Get your Sandwich on baguette for just an additional 30 cents, the sliced white bread was fine and the sandwiches were toasted well, but everyone in our group liked the baguette much better.
6. Plage de Lozari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Lyn&MarkfromOz - Melbourne, Australia
Plage de Lozari is a long sweeping bay with a lovely sandy beach. There has been a lot of work done on renovating the wild grasses and other plants and fencing them off. The wetlands behind the beach also seem to have been well looked after.
It all looks fabulous.
The large carpark also has what looks like a small museum and info centre but this was shut the day we visited. There is also a restaurant/bar at either end.
There's a very pictaresque walk around the point to the torre worth doing.
Only complaint is they lefy one small tree in the centre of the carpark, just in the right spot to back in to....
7. Village d'Occi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 274 reviews
Reviewed By KerrikAustralia - Stawell, Australia
Great walk to a ruined hilltop village, currently being restored. Wear good walking shoes and be aware that it starts at the town of Lumio just out of Calvi, we kept walking up the hill through a gate and then down through beautiful stone walled path, this part took about an hour, it is stunning and worth it, it brings you back to Lumio, but just down from where the walk starts at hotel Chez Charles
8. Eglise de l'Annonciation
9. Casa Savelli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Sabina_Andy - Nottingham
A fabulous little shop with excellent products in a beautiful and picturesque village. We parked for free on the outskirts of the village and walked only a couple minutes to the centre. There is a pay car park in the village.
10. Golf du Reginu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Fabienne F - Guéret, Limousin, France
Mon mari et moi y sommes allés plusieurs fois. Le parcours est trés agréable, les plantations sont variées et on est entouré de la montagne point de vue magnifique ! De plus, nous avons rencontré une femme charmante, la patronne qui fait les meilleurs casse-crôute de la terre! tomates du jardin juste à côté de l'accueil, tapenade fait maison, à déguster sous la pergola à l'ombre de multitude de fleurs au calme juste le couple de milans majestueux qui vous survolent dans le ciel bleu azur tout vos sens sont au summum! 35 euros mais vous pouvez faire plusieurs parcours pour ce tarif il est pour la journée plus que raisonnable pour l'environnement où le golf se trouve.
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