Pointe E Sette Nave, near Ajaccio, is a dive site famous for its impressive underwater relief and diverse marine biodiversity. The site offers spectacular rocky landscapes with arches, caves and drop-offs.

Located to the south of the Gulf of Ajaccio, this site is in fact several rock heads rising from 40 meters to the surface or a few meters below, forming a beautiful drop-off.

The "Les Trois Frères" dive site is made up of three emerging rocks that plunge between 0 and 35m. Suitable for all levels, it offers progressive plateaus (6 m, 12 m, 20 m) before deeper drop-offs.

The P51 Mustang lies on the southern shore of the Gulf of Ajaccio. Resting on a 19m sandy bottom, the wings are silted up, but the whole fuselage is clearly visible.

Ideal site for introductory and early training courses. An ideal setting for scuba divers. This rocky outcrop just above the water's surface lets you discover a wealth of underwater flora and fauna in optimal conditions.

The beach opposite is a dive site offering ideal conditions for beginners, with depths of up to 10 m. The perfect place to discover the underwater wonders of the Mediterranean in complete safety.

"Le Grand Bleu" near Ajaccio is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and rich marine life. Accessible to intermediate to advanced divers, it offers a variety of depths from 10 to 40 meters. The seabed offers a variety of underwater landscapes.

A rock head 1.5 meters below the surface, this site allows us to reach a maximum depth of 40 meters. You'll find a rocky relief dotted with peaks

Departing from the center, the boat takes you to a site where the head of the rock is at a depth of 15 meters, and we can reach a maximum depth of 40 meters.

The Colorado is a dive site with a rock head at a depth of 5 meters. On the inshore side we find a plateau 10-12 meters deep, and on the offshore side a drop-off running north-south takes us to a depth of 40-45 meters.