Marine Diving Center

Dive at the foot of Bastia’s citadel on a site perfect for beginners: a true nursery of fish, ideal for first dives, training, and marine life lovers. An exceptional, accessible, and safe setting to discover the wonders of the Mediterranean.

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.

Diving to a maximum depth of 35m, you'll be greeted by imposing groupers and grouper badeches moving peacefully around the rocks and playful octopus hiding in the crevices of the rocks, watching the divers.

A group of rocks between 8m and 35m, home to a family of groupers that like to come and watch divers, some playful octopus, nudibranchs, a school of baracuda and some giant nacres. Colorful rock, rich in flora and fauna. Maximum depth 35m. Minimum PE40.

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.