Corsica

Diving in Corsica, the Mediterranean's 'Isle of Beauty', is defined by its dramatic underwater landscapes and pristine protected waters. The coastline features spectacular granite formations, creating a maze of pinnacles, canyons, and swim-throughs teeming with life. Its most prized assets are the marine reserves, such as the UNESCO World Heritage Scandola Nature Reserve and the Lavezzi Islands. These protected areas boast incredibly clear water and an abundance of marine life, including notable wreck sites like the B-17 bomber near Calvi, which add a historical dimension to the island's diverse underwater portfolio.

Conditions are typically Mediterranean, with calm seas and excellent visibility, especially from May to October. Water temperatures are pleasant in summer, making it comfortable for all divers. You should visit Corsica not just for the diving, but for the unique combination of world-class underwater exploration and breathtaking topside scenery. The island offers a complete adventure, blending vibrant reefs and historic wrecks with rugged mountains, charming villages, and a rich cultural heritage, making it a premier European diving and holiday destination.