In the middle of the season, thousands of visitors take the path that leads to the lighthouse of Pertusatu in Bonifacio, at the foot of the limestone cliffs. But behind the postcard, the site suffers from an outdated layout in view of its ever more extensive use: anarchic parking, road too visible in the landscape, ubiquitous aerial networks and paths weakened by erosion. Fortunately, a project exists, which reconciles security and erasure of vi…
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In the middle of the season, thousands of visitors take the path that leads to the lighthouse of Pertusatu in Bonifacio, at the foot of the limestone cliffs. But behind the postcard, the site suffers from an outdated layout in view of its ever more extensive use: anarchic parking, road too visible in the landscape, ubiquitous aerial networks and paths weakened by erosion. Fortunately, a project exists, which reconciles security and erasure of vi…