Travel Guide Quasquara

A strongly layered village, with the classical architecture of the region, whose panorama opens southwards towards the Taravo valley. The coastline of the village ends at the tip of the Sette Nave, the seven islands. In the chapel of Saint-Pierre, one can admire, dating from the 17th century, a polychrome wooden Christ and a painting representing Apollo and Marsyas. There is also a processional cross of popular art and a fragment of a funerary slab from 1792. In addition to the bread oven dating from 1871, there are chestnut drying sheds around the village. Beautiful house with loopholes called "Chedighirghu" and more surprisingly a communal swimming pool.