Pinnacle
down to 45 m
Capo Rosso (Canyon de Capo Rosso)
Submerged rock pinnacles rising from 35 m to within 2–10 m of the surface, with a grouper grotto.
- Experienced
- Groupers
Dive site in West Corsica (Calvi, Scandola, Ajaccio), France
A US B-17 bomber resting upright on sand at 25–28 m at the foot of Calvi's citadel.
A US B-17 bomber heading for a raid on Verona was hit by German fighters; its pilot ditched it in front of Calvi citadel. It has lain at 28 m at the foot of the citadel since 14 February 1944.
Source: figaronautisme.meteoconsult.fr
A wreck dive. Known for crustaceans and scorpionfish.
Recommended minimum: Advanced (PADI Advanced Open Water, N2).
Good months: Apr–Oct.
Source: visit-corsica.comThe point shows the West Corsica (Calvi, Scandola, Ajaccio) area, not the exact dive site.
Pinnacle
down to 45 m
Submerged rock pinnacles rising from 35 m to within 2–10 m of the surface, with a grouper grotto.
Wall
down to 35 m
An underwater canyon off Cap de la Revellata, stepping from 15 to 35 m, known for the number and size of its groupers.
Pinnacle
down to 32 m
A rock rising from 32 m to 2 m below the surface, split by a vertical chimney whose walls are decorated with red coral.
Rock formations
down to 50 m
Three dives around Morsetta islet in the north of the Gulf of Galéria, with red coral under an overhang and resident groupers and anthias.
down to 25 m
Calm water from 3 to 25 m off the Sanguinaires islands, where morays, congers and barracudas hide.
Wreck
down to 8 m
A small 17 m tug at 8 m, 200 m off Stagnola beach in the Gulf of Ajaccio, an easy wreck for beginners.
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Values marked “Estimated” come from our original catalogue and are being checked against published sources one by one. Sourced values link to where they come from. Conditions change with the season, the weather and the tide: confirm with a local dive centre before you dive.