Luri
Luri, 853 Population 0 to 1136 meters 2753 hectares
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History
Luri is a commune in Cap Corse that encompasses ancient historical villages, some of which were abandoned. Its geographical area extends from the eastern coastline with the beach and port of Santa Severa, then rises through the plain to the various hamlets located on the heights to protect themselves from enemy incursions at the time.
Religious Monuments
Located in the hamlet of Campu in Luri, the small Chapelle Saint Sébastien - San Sebastianu - is built on a slope at the start of the path leading to the village of Mata. It has a small bell tower.
Despite its small size, the chapel, measuring approximately 14 meters by 7, still hosts religious services throughout the year for the inhabitants of Campu.
Chapelle San Salvadore
Located more than half a kilometer up the heights of the hamlet of Campu, the Chapelle San Salvadore, originally named San Sebastianu e San Salvadore, has a campanile situated 100 meters away, which was renovated a few years ago.
Beaches of Luri
Santa Severa Beach
Santa Severa Beach adjoins the eponymous port along the 2km coastline of the commune. It is a sandy beach with small pebbles in some areas, to the south of which the small river Luri discreetly flows.
