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.

The Aquarium is renowned for its rich marine life and crystal-clear waters. Diving to depths ranging from 10 to 30 meters, this site is ideal for divers of all levels. Rock formations and small canyons add to the interest of the site.

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.

The Triangle dive site is renowned for its impressive underwater rock formations:The walk will take you between 3 large rocks spaced several meters apart by a field of posidonia.15 to 35 meters deep, it is suitable for intermediate to advanced divers.

This is Dollfin’s favorite shallow depth spot. The gradient is progressive from 2 meters to a maximum of 12 meters. The location begins on the surface with an abyss where our team introduces you to a colorful, solid life of extraordinary wealth. ​

The A Casaïola dive site is a true underwater gem. Diving to depths ranging from 10 to 30 meters, divers can explore a seascape rich in biodiversity, with spectacular rock formations.

On this site: the wreck of the P47 de Santa Severa, another aircraft from the Second World War, for advanced to expert divers, as it lies at a depth of 30 meters.

Site located to the north, 14 km from the port of Taverna. Boat anchored on the site and descent along the anchorage. The 2 planes are placed on a sandy bottom with a depth of 18 m. Diving very popular with wreck enthusiasts.

Undoubtedly the best dive on Capraia, a wonderful shoal that descends from 27 meters to over 50 meters. Abundant presence of fish, from amberjacks to groupers.

Ten minutes northeast of the port of Taverna, this 18-metre-deep site consists of an airplane wing with a seagrass and sandy bottom, followed by a path to an artificial reef.