Cavallo

Cavallo is a little island in the Mediterranean Sea situated among Corsica and Sardinia. It is politically a piece of France and its ongoing history is attached to Corsica. Cavallo is the main possessed island of the Lavezzi archipelago, 2.3 km from the Corsican coast, near the Strait of Bonifacio. It is around 13 km from Sardinia. The island is A french area, however it had a place with Italy previously. Cavallo Island is around 120 hectares in territory and its most elevated point is 32 meters above ocean level.

It has a little port. Cavallo has a long history, starting when Ancient Rome sent detainees there to cut stone for landmarks. The island was surrendered amid Augustus' domain, and stayed uninhabited until a sheep and goat-herder situated there in 1800. The remote ocean encompassing the island covered up risky snags for pilots, winning the island the epithet "The Cursed Siren." In 1855, the French frigate Semillante, which was transporting troopers to Crimea, sank close-by, executing every one of the 693 ready.

In 1978, Cavallo made worldwide news when it was the scene of a shooting submitted by Vittorio Emanuele, the banished lord of Italy. Cavallo is exclusive, yet allows constrained access to outcasts. Known for cruising, there is likewise a business zone with an eatery and a shop, alongside the lavish Hotel and Spa des Pecheurs. Just bikes and electric vehicles are permitted on the island.