Calvi Plongee

Calvi Plongée is situated in the beautiful bay of Calvi, providing direct access to some of the most varied underwater landscapes in the French Mediterranean. The centre operates from the Quai Landry at the local marina, making it easy to transition from the shore to the boat.

The area offers a diverse mix of dive profiles, from shallow reef flats to impressive vertical walls and historic wreck sites. Whether you are looking to complete your first certification or you are an experienced diver seeking out deeper topography, the local seabed provides plenty of variety.

As a family-run operation, the centre focuses on a professional yet convivial atmosphere. The team is composed of passionate instructors and attentive guides who prioritise safety and rigour in every dive.

They cater to a wide range of divers, including children who can participate in introductory discovery dives from the age of 8. For those looking to formalise their training, the centre supports various certification paths, ensuring that even younger divers can begin their underwater journey safely.

Calvi Plongée offers a comprehensive training programme through several major international agencies, including PADI, SSI, and CMAS. They provide the full spectrum of entry-level training, starting with the Open Water Diver course.

For those looking to progress, the centre supports various levels of advancement to help you build your skills and confidence in the water.

The centre provides a complete range of equipment for hire, meaning you can arrive with just your mask and fins if you prefer. This includes everything from wetsuits to regulators and BCDs.

For those who prefer to travel light, the full kit rental service covers all the essentials required for a comfortable dive in the Mediterranean.

The Mediterranean habitats around Calvi are rich in life, ranging from rocky reefs to dramatic walls. You will find a variety of marine flora and fauna that thrive in these sheltered and exposed environments.

On the deeper walls and around the wrecks, the scenery is shaped by diverse marine life. The rocky reliefs and underwater structures provide plenty of shelter for various species that call the Calvi bay home.

The centre offers snorkeling trips for those who prefer to stay at the surface. In the event of poor weather conditions, dive outings are adapted or postponed to ensure the safety of all participants.