Castellare di Casinca ranges from Anghione beach and its sandy coastline to the piedmont of shaly mountains of Castagniccia. Due to its location on a spur of rock, the village offers a stunning point of view on the Toscan archipelago. The medieval heart of the village, with its narrow streets artistically paved with local stones and its houses built of irregular stone with blue slate roofs, are the essence of Castellare di Casinca.

To discover
- The pre-Romanesque church of San Pancraziu situated on the plains and listed as historical monument. Dating back to the 9^th century, it was restored in the 10^th century and maybe also in the 18^th century. It possesses 3 apses, each one dedicated to a patron saint: Santa Maria, San Ghjuvanbattista and San Pancraziu. It's the only known case of Corsica.
- Anghione beach, gread stretch of sand.
- San Brancà Fair, mainly based on mixed farming, takes place every year during May on San Pancraziu forecourt.