Sotta

Sotta is a village in southern Corsica, located in the Alta Rocca micro-region of Corse-du-Sud. Set within a typically Mediterranean landscape of scrubland, it offers an unspoilt rural setting amid wooded hills and green valleys. Its location makes it a convenient base for exploring the south of the island, with relatively easy access to the renowned white sandy beaches and turquoise waters around Porto-Vecchio and Bonifacio, just a short drive away. The Mediterranean climate brings warm, dry summers ideal for outdoor pursuits, along with mild winters. The surrounding countryside is well suited to walking through the Corsican maquis, where fragrant myrtle, rockrose and strawberry trees can be found. The area is also known for its pastoral traditions and authentic Corsican cuisine, featuring local specialities such as charcuterie, sheep's milk cheese and maquis honey. Sotta therefore provides a peaceful countryside base for those looking to combine a rural retreat with excursions to the celebrated coastal spots of southern Corsica, making it a practical choice for a varied holiday in this part of the island.