Activities · Destination Guide
Limestone canyons, granite islands, and giant grouper in Corsica's protected far south
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Bonifacio Plongee and Porto-Vecchio centers such as Porto-Vecchio Plongee and Kalliste connect two complementary Mediterranean zones. Around Bonifacio, Tete d'Homme, Tete de Cheval, and Merouville deliver cliff scenery, passages, gorgonians, and large grouper. Around Porto-Vecchio, Forana, Vacca, Toro, the natural arches, and the shallow Pecorella cement wreck broaden the menu for training and photography.
Most diving is from small local day boats. The reserve is a major strength, but it also makes accurate zoning essential. Wind and current can force site swaps, and deeper pinnacles are not guaranteed simply because they were requested. Choose a center that offers an experience-level match, keep one flexible day, and view a named-site booking as a preferred plan rather than a promise.
Tete d'Homme et Tete de Cheval
A Bonifacio classic where a monumental rock mass, passages, red gorgonians, and large grouper create a dramatic introduction to the cliff sector.
A forgiving Bonifacio option with sand, rock corridors, and a depth range around {{ 6 | distance:m }} to {{ 20 | distance:m }}, useful for newer divers and relaxed second dives.
An accessible Cerbicale plateau with rock, sand, morays, grouper, barracuda, and nudibranch potential.
Ile de Forana Nord Est - Banc de Sable
A shallow sandandrock setting around {{ 3 | distance:m }} to {{ 20 | distance:m }} that can support introductions, skills work, easy exploration, snorkeling, and recreational freediving when boat traffic is controlled.
An advanced Lavezzi pinnacle complex rising from a bottom near {{ 30 | distance:m }}, with the upper rock around {{ 17 | distance:m }} and a notably dense aggregation of large grouper.
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