Alivi

• Bedroom 1: double bed (160x190m), en-suite shower room
• Bedroom 2: double-twin bed (160/80x190m), en-suite shower room
• Bedroom 3: double-twin bed (160/80x190m), en-suite shower room
• Bedroom 4: externally accessed double-twin bed (160/80x190m), en-suite shower room
• Bedroom 5: externally accessed double bed (160x190m), en-suite shower room

Please note that the en-suite shower room of bedroom 2 does not include a WC although there is one located just across the hallway.

NB: A double-twin bedroom has two single beds that can either be joined together to create a double bed or left separate as two single beds.

You may have noticed that although Alivi can technically accommodate up to ten people, we limit the number of guests to eight.

Reduced Occupancy

During the shoulder seasons, Alivi has reduced prices for groups that don’t need to use all the bedrooms. The bedroom not required will be closed, but the rest of the villa, its amenities and its grounds will remain at the complete disposal of guests. If unspecified, the best bedrooms will be prepared for you.
For reduced occupancy bookings for 3 bedrooms sleeping 6: rooms 1, 2 and 3 (main house only) will be prepared.
You may have noticed that although Alivi can technically accommodate up to ten people, we limit the number of guests to eight.

Inside

Outside

Alivi sits just a short stroll from the lovely sandy beaches and sheltered bays of Corsica's south coast, near Pianottoli. The nearest beach is an easily walkable 650m away. About 20km to the southeast is Bonifacio, one of Corsica's most dramatically positioned and picturesque towns. Teetering perilously on a high cliff above the sea it offers sublime views over to Sardinia and a great selection of restaurants and bars.

Less than an hour's drive northwest is the panoramically positioned, medieval town of Sartène, whose pretty labyrinth of streets gives an idea of Corsican life away from the coastline.

Heading up the east coast one comes to a series of delightful beaches, including those of Santa Giulia, Tamaricciu and Palombaggia, and Porto Vecchio, another of Corsica's many charming towns offering a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants and a nice old town centre looking over the large natural harbour.

Further afield on the west coast is the island's capital, Ajaccio, which is well worth a visit, not least so you can say that you've been to the birthplace of the great Napoleon.