You can fly from Calvi to Nice, then from there it’s not too hard to connect elsewhere :P
Yeah, if it weren’t for all that Corsican mafia shtick, it’d be the nicest place to live in. I hope for you you have some connections there, or are married to a Corsican, cos it seems pretty tough if you are a “continental”.
Then again, they told me the same about Donegal, and I’ll tell you, it’s a load of bollocks if you make the effort to integrate.
Oh, and I believe the quote is: “La critique est facile, l’Art est difficile”. Cos it rhymes, you see :wink:
For the rest, I believe Irish would do quite well, since already fully acclimatised with the small-island/rip-off prices dynamic [/quote:e138c0030c]
Yeah, every summer I go there, and I keep thinking, “it’s really like Ireland, but with good food, good weather, and water you can swim in without arctic grade wet suit”.
If it weren’t for the language, I bet it would quickly overtake Australia as a destination of choice for Irish immigrants :wink:I know I would. I just need to find a nice Corsican woman first :P