Fiordino is a Caprera dive with an anchorage in front of the beautiful Caprera Fjord. The bottom of the anchorage is 6 mt. Then the dive descends rapidly to 40 mt. The landscape is moonscape with cubic boulders everywhere that den many species.

The real name would be Cala Coticcio but it is now called Tahiti in honor of the beach of the same name nearby. The 10m buoy offers an easy descent and the shoal is very wide. It is bordered by the beautiful white sand that creates a beautiful contrast with the rock. You can also go deep up to 35m.

The Faro dei Monaci is a dive that takes place under the lighthouse on the island of the same name. It anchors in a cove well sheltered from the Grecale and Scirocco winds. The bottom is 5 meters, ideal for beginners. It then descends fairly quickly to 30/35 meters, where the gorgonians can be seen. There are cracks on the wall.

A very extensive shoal, often with current, but very beautiful. One of the most beautiful walls from 5 mt up to 22 entirely covered with life. On the west side many groupers and mason environment.

The Becu Caves dive site is a fascinating underwater rock formation where divers can explore a veritable maze of passages and tunnels. This natural structure offers a unique experience, with narrow corridors, caverns and passages for divers.

The Ulysse dry site is an exceptional underwater site, characterized by large marine trenches. It is home to magnificent plains of posidonia, underwater plants essential to the marine ecosystem, offering a rich and varied habitat for numerous species.

Only accessible to experienced divers (35m), the sec du Pelu, known as 'Mérouville', is world-famous, and for good reason: some 30 groupers evolve on 3 rocky lifts set on a 30m seabed, the highest of which rises to 17m.

The "Tête d'Homme et Tête de Cheval" dive site, located near the wreck of La Sémillante at the tip of the Lavezzi, is known for its two distinctive rocks in the shape of a man's head and a horse's head, offering a varied underwater topography with rocky walls and canyons.

The dive site "Les Clôches", located off the coast, takes its name from the unique sounds produced by air cavities in underwater rock formations. When waves rush into these cavities, they create sounds reminiscent of bells, offering a fascinating sonic experience.

A small reef with very clear water. Famous in the area for being particularly rich in fish, it will be one of the protected areas of the MPA Capo Testa Punta Falcone.Simple and relaxing dive, it is at its best at dusk. The twilight dive is really not to be missed.