Sec du Caldanu is renowned for its diverse underwater scenery and rich marine biodiversity. Accessible to intermediate to advanced divers, this site offers depths ranging from 10 to 40 meters. It features a variety of reliefs, including drop-offs, rocks and plateaus.

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.

The more experienced can make a pilgrimage to the submerged marble maiden, on a sandy bottom 24 meters below the surface, in search of octopus. This is THE octopus site!

Thanks to its shallow waters, Calvi beach is an excellent place to start training. All the technical exercises can be carried out right from the beach, in a protected area that’s reassuring for beginner divers.

Don't worry, it's the vacations and there's no reading planned! This site takes its name from its resemblance to the relief of the coast, reminiscent of stored books.

As if resting on the water, Cape Revellata is an exceptional land and sea site due to its isolation, its preservation, and its beauty. This site’s underwater architecture is extravagant, filled with canyons, corridors, dizzying drop-offs, and much more!

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.

This site offers access to clear waters and rich biodiversity, making it ideal for divers of all levels. Depths range from 5 to 50 meters, allowing exploration of spectacular reefs, caves and drop-offs.

After passing Cap de la Revellata and its reserve, this point sheltered from the NORTH/EAST wind offers a special atmosphere, with a panoramic view of the back of the Revellata and the Corsican mountains.

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.