Dive sites in Corsica
10–55 m · 33 signature species
25 dive sites in Corsica, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Corsica
Max depth
25 of 25 sites

Punta Muchillina →
Explore the diverse volcanic formations of Punta Muchillina, from shallow reef plates to a gorgonian-covered wall, all while staying within reach of a shallow wreck and the rich biodiversity of the Scandola Reserve border.
Max. depth · 55 m

Alcione, wreck →
Descend to the intact hull of the Alcione, a cargo wreck resting upright at 35 metres, its superstructure rising to a shallower 24 metres.
Max. depth · 35 m

B17 Bomber Wreck →
Descend onto the intact fuselage of the B-17 bomber "Her Did," resting upright on a sandy bottom at 28 meters off Calvi.
Max. depth · 30 m

Revellata →
La Revellata, au large de Calvi, vous plonge dans un relief sous-marin sculpté de canyons, grottes et tombants, offrant une biodiversité dense à travers ses multiples niveaux.
Max. depth · 50 m

Le rocher de la Vacca Nord →
Le Rocher de la Vacca Nord offers a vibrant, shallow reef experience around a small islet, making it an excellent dive for exploring Mediterranean marine life in comfort.
Max. depth · 25 m

Danger Du Toro →
Descend onto a rocky seamount in Corsica, navigating granite blocks and encountering large groupers, barracuda schools, and dentex in significant currents.
Max. depth · 40 m

le rocher de la vacca sud →
Le Rocher de la Vacca Sud offers a diverse dive profile, tracing an irregular rocky relief from the surface down to 25 meters, within the protected waters of the Cerbicales Islands reserve.
Max. depth · 25 m

Ile de Forana - Nord Ouest →
Explore the gently sloping rocky plateau of Forana Nord-Ouest, a vibrant nursery teeming with life between 3 and 15 metres.
Max. depth · 15 m

Le danger de la Vacca →
Le Danger de la Vacca offers a multi-faceted dive experience, moving from shallow rock formations to deeper hunting grounds, where pelagic life often congregates around the pinnacle.
Max. depth · 35 m

La vallée des mérous →
Descendez un tombant de 55 mètres en pleine eau où de gros mérous résident, exposé aux courants entre les golfes du Valinco et d'Ajaccio.
Max. depth · 55 m

Mérouville →
Descendez sur le Sec de Pelu, connu localement sous le nom de Mérouville, pour nager parmi des bancs de mérous bruns pouvant atteindre des tailles impressionnantes.
Max. depth · 36 m

Le Sec des Belges →
Explore an underwater landscape of submerged rock formations, passages, and varied depths, from sheltered shallows to over 30 metres.
Max. depth · 50 m

Les aiguilles de la Vacca →
Les Aiguilles de la Vacca offers a submerged arc of rock formations, extending from the main Vacca rock, creating a complex underwater landscape from 13 to 28 metres.
Max. depth · 28 m

Calvi plage →
Calvi Plage offers a sheltered, shallow environment perfect for refining skills or introducing new divers to the underwater world.
Max. depth · 10 m

pyramides →
Descend onto a series of rocky formations at Pyramides, where the main pinnacle crests at 16 metres before dropping into deeper walls and sandy channels.
Max. depth · 38 m

La Grotte à Corail →
Descend into La Grotte à Corail to witness an underwater cliff face opening into vast arches, richly adorned with red coral from 10 to 24 metres.
Max. depth · 45 m

Ostro →
Ostro presents a dramatic offshore reef, characterised by walls dropping into deep blue, providing habitat for resident moray eels and groupers.

Le Jardin →
Le Jardin offers a varied dive profile, from shallow rocky explorations to a deeper black coral discovery at 35 metres.
Max. depth · 35 m

Ile de Forana - Nord-Est →
Explore the varied topography of Forana Nord-Est, where shallow rocky plateaus transition into a gentle sand bank, offering distinct dive profiles.
Max. depth · 20 m

Citta Delle Cernie →
Descend into a natural amphitheatre in the Strait of Bonifacio where brown groupers (Epinephelus marginatus) gather in numbers you won't see elsewhere in the Mediterranean.

Ile de Forana - Nord-Est (banc de sable) →
Explore a shallow sandy bank and the island's edge from 3 to 15 metres, protected within the Cerbical Islands reserve.
Max. depth · 15 m

La Punta Bianca →
Punta Bianca offers a deep exploration of Corsica's underwater topography, with walls and reefs starting at 5 metres and dropping to 50.
Max. depth · 50 m

Ile de Forana - Nord →
Explore the northern plateau of Île de Forana, a site offering both shallow rocky gardens and deeper, vibrant reef sections down to 20 metres, often frequented by pelagics.
Max. depth · 20 m

Aquarium →
Descend into a Corsican underwater garden of varied rocky terrain, where groupers patrol and moray eels emerge from crevices.
Max. depth · 30 m

Combat aerien →
Descend to a pair of WWII P-47 aircraft, resting on a sandy seabed off the coast of Corsica, their forms providing structure on an otherwise flat bottom.
Max. depth · 18 m


