Rofrano

Rofrano is a commune in the Corsica-du-Sud department of France on the island of Corsica. It is located in the arrondissement of Sartène. The commune is situated in a mountainous region of the island, with its territory encompassing several peaks and valleys. The area is characterized by its rugged landscape and natural beauty, with forests and maquis vegetation common.

The village of Rofrano itself is perched on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Historically, Rofrano has been a rural community, with agriculture and pastoralism being traditional economic activities. The architecture of the village reflects its history, with stone buildings and narrow streets characteristic of many Corsican villages.

Rofrano is part of the Alta Rocca region, known for its granite massifs and ancient villages. The region offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the natural environment. Nearby attractions include prehistoric sites and other traditional Corsican villages, contributing to the cultural and historical appeal of the area. The nearest major town and administrative center is Sartène. The population of Rofrano is relatively small, typical of many inland Corsican communes. Access to Rofrano is primarily by road, with winding routes leading to the village. The commune's location contributes to its sense of tranquility and isolation from the more developed coastal areas of Corsica.