Roche rouge

This dive site, Roche Rouge, near Cargèse, Corsica, is renowned for its dramatic red volcanic rock formations that create a stunning underwater landscape. Divers can explore the varied topography, navigating through crevices and around boulders, encountering a rich tapestry of marine life. The site's relatively shallow maximum depth makes it accessible to divers of all levels, offering a pleasurable and visually rewarding experience for both beginners and experienced divers alike. The site is teeming with life, from the vibrant colors of groupers, lobsters, and moray eels to the multitude of smaller, brightly colored fish typical of the Corsican coast. Divers can also spot various invertebrates among the rocky structures and crevices, contributing to the overall richness of this underwater ecosystem. The diverse marine flora adds to the visual appeal, creating a vibrant and engaging diving experience. The best time to visit Roche Rouge is during the summer months (June to September) when the water is warmest and visibility is at its peak. While currents are generally mild, divers and freedivers should always check the conditions before entering the water. Because of its relative shallowness and manageable currents, it's ideal for both scuba diving and freediving, providing exciting opportunities to explore the unique geological features and observe the abundant marine life in this beautiful corner of the Mediterranean.