A Casa di Losari is a cultural venue located in Belgodere that promotes local history, from the Genoese era to the 1930s, as well as the natural heritage of the Reginu valley and coastline, between the land of red kites and the sea of sperm whales.
Located on the Belgodere coastline, A Casa di Losari is a cultural site owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral and managed by the town council. Inaugurated in 2016 in a former farmhouse that was first used as workers' housing and then as an agricultural depot, it now houses a unique interpretation center.

A Casa di Losari offers a sensitive, immersive approach to the area, combining history and nature. Visitors discover the evolution of the site, from the Genoese period to the innovative tourist development of the 1930s. The natural heritage of the Reginu valley is also showcased, between sky and sea: the red kite reigns supreme, while the nearby underwater canyon is home to sperm whales.

From the site house, two signposted footpaths invite you to explore: the tower footpath and the Reginu footpath, taking in a variety of natural environments and heritage sites: Genoese tower, chapel, old pumping station.

Every summer, the Parc naturel marin du Cap Corse et de l'Agriate opens the doors of A Casa di Losari, with the support of a specialized guide. This initiative is run in partnership with the Conservatoire du Littoral, the Collectivité de Corse and the Office de l'Environnement de la Corse.

A place to remember, to meet and to raise awareness, A Casa di Losari is a bridge between past and present, between land and sea.