This 55m-long steamship sank on a stormy night in 1860, trying to reach the entrance to the Port of Bastia. What remains today are the wooden and metal frames, which have been colonized by flora and fauna, giving the ship a ghostly appearance.

The Scogliu, near Bastia in Corsica, is a wild and unspoilt dive site between 26 and 38m. Its rocky reliefs, tunnels and faults are home to a varied fauna. The water is often very clear, offering excellent visibility.

This site is located just outside the harbor: a collection of colorful rocks at depths of 8-20 m. Many species nest and hide here.

The Cinquini dive site, also known as "Roche Cinquini", is located just outside the port of Bastia, Corsica. It's a magnificent rocky peak that emerges from 22 m below the surface to sink to 44 m.

Just a 15-minute sail from our dive center, this site is perfect for exploring the flora and fauna. From the 14-metre anchorage, we descend 20 metres from rock to rock. Groupers, moray eels and dories are all to be seen.

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.

The Contessa dive site is renowned for its rocky seabed, rich marine biodiversity and varied terrain, with drop-offs and caves.

The Aquarium is renowned for its rich marine life and crystal-clear waters. Diving to depths ranging from 10 to 30 meters, this site is ideal for divers of all levels. Rock formations and small canyons add to the interest of the site.

The Lavasina dive site, located in Corsica near Bastia, offers an exceptional immersive experience for divers. At depths ranging from 15 to 25 meters, this site features a diverse underwater topography with rocks, caves and drop-offs.

The U Rigone dive site is a marine rock off the coast of Erbalunga, set at a depth of 35 meters and colonized by a family of groupers.