Corsica

Lavasina (★4.6)

The Lavasina dive site, located in Corsica near Bastia, offers an exceptional immersive experience for divers. At depths ranging from 15 to 25 meters, this site features a diverse underwater topography with rocks, caves and drop-offs.

Scubapro

P47 “Thunderbolt“ (★4.4)

Miomo's P47 dive site is an airplane wreck accessible from 20 meters.Divers can explore a well-preserved P47 Thunderbolt fighter, shot down during World War II.The dive then continues on several rocks around.

Aqualung

Roche Nathalie (★4.3)

Just a 15-minute sail from our dive center, this site is perfect for exploring the flora and fauna. From the 14-metre anchorage, we descend 20 metres from rock to rock. Groupers, moray eels and dories are all to be seen.

Marko H. (#2532658)

Boeing B17 (Wreck) (★4.6)

Today, the wreck of the American B-17 flying fortress bomber is one of the most beautiful wrecks to visit in the world. It lies right-side-up on the sand between 25 and 28 meters below sea level, at the foot of Calvi's citadel.

A PIAGHJA DIVING CALVI, 20260 Calvi

Le Sec des Belges (★4.6)

Site name In 1972, the University of Liège set up a marine science research station, named Stareso, at the tip of Cap de la Revellata, where scientists could work "with their feet in the water". The choice of site was guided by the exceptional purity of Corsican waters.

PORTO-VECCHIO PLONGEE, 20137 PORTO-VECCHIO

Ile de Forana - Nord Ouest (★4.5)

Forana Island (north-western site) is an uninhabited island in the Cerbical Islands reserve. It is also a bird sanctuary. Diving at Forana Nord-Ouest takes place on a plateau ranging from 3 to 15 meters. You dive in the nursery on Forana Island.

PORTO-VECCHIO PLONGEE, 20137 PORTO-VECCHIO

le rocher de la vacca sud (★4.5)

Vacca Rock, known in Corsican as "Vacca Rocherdela", is an uninhabited, vegetation-free islet in the Cerbical Islands reserve. Diving takes place along the length of the island at depths ranging from 3 to 25 meters. Several dive sites are available from Vacca Rocher Sud.

PORTO-VECCHIO PLONGEE, 20137 PORTO-VECCHIO

Epave “La Pecorella“ (★4.5)

The wreck "La Pecorella" is a 45-meter cement carrier that sank just off the gulf of Porto-Vecchio. The ship is visible from the surface. Its bow is at 6 meters and the bottom at 13 meters. The ship is in good condition and the holds can be visited.

Scubapro

Piscine (★4.2)

La Piscine in Calvi, Corsica, is a popular dive site offering calm, clear water, ideal for beginners. The moderate depth allows safe exploration, perfect for initiation and training.

Scubapro

La petite Vallée (★4.4)

This site of “La petite Vallée“ is a dive site with a rock head located 7 metres below the surface of the sea, which leads us to three parallel bands of rock.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Les arches de Riva Bella (★3.3)

The Riva Bella arches are a spectacular dive site, renowned for its unique natural rock formations. There are several impressive underwater arches to explore.

Francois Marie C. (#2948122)

rocher du taravu (★4.7)

Departing from the harbor by boat, we'll arrive on the outskirts of this rock where we'll be able to carry out baptism dives, basic diver, N1, N2 and OW training as well as various SSI specialties.

Scubapro

Le Canadair (★4.2)

The “Causeire” is a Canadair CL-415 aircraft, an amphibious aircraft used to fight forest fires. The plane crashed into the sea off Sagone, about 30 metres away.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Les aiguilles de la Vacca (★4.3)

Les aiguilles de la Vacca is an extension of the Vacca rock. Diving takes place on a seabed ranging from 13 to 28 meters over an arc-shaped rock. Several dive routes are available.

Mares

La petite Bretagne (★4.6)

A rocky plateau at a depth of 10-12 metres, leading to rocky peaks reaching a maximum of 56 metres. Some rocky passages and breathtaking architecture.

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