Bonifacio is the clifftop citadel town at the southern tip of Corsica, France, not Bonifacio Global City in Manila. On a budget, three days here means one free day in the old town, one bigger-spend day on the water, and one day trip beyond it, not three days spread thin over the same ramparts. The old town itself is a one-day walk; day 2 and day 3 are where the real money, and the real car use, happen.

Bonifacio is a small limestone clifftop citadel town at the southern tip of Corsica, France, not the business district of the same name in Manila, and the old-town core is genuinely a 1-2 day stop, not a week’s destination. This budget 4-day plan keeps that honest: two cheap days on foot in the Haute Ville, then a Lavezzi boat trip and a Sardinia ferry day added as real day trips, not padding.

Bonifacio is a small limestone-clifftop citadel town at the southern tip of Corsica, France, not the Manila business district that shares its name. On a budget, six days means one free day in the Haute Ville, a Lavezzi boat splurge, and four car-and-ferry day trips beyond the old town, since the town itself is genuinely done in a day or two. Below is what each day should actually cost, in euros.

Bonifacio is the clifftop citadel town at the very southern tip of Corsica, France, not the business district of the same name in Manila. The honest budget math: the old town itself is a 1-2 day visit, so a full week here is really a southern-Corsica road trip that uses Bonifacio as its base, not seven days of walking the same ramparts. Below is a day-by-day plan with rough EUR costs, because the boat trip, the ferry ticket and a week of car rental are where the real money goes.