The underwater world around Capo Testa is one of the ten best diving areas in the world.

Caves are shaped by gigantic granite boulders that are partly covered with red corals (corallium rubrum). Red gorgonian fans are growing on the escarpments and rock formations looking like Swiss cheese are famous for this area. A constant current in the Straits of Bonifacio gives you a visibility of 50 m for most of the time.It is this crystal clear water with its shades of light blue to emerald green that is so unique in the Mediterranean for which this stretch of coastline is so world-renowned. Both, the beginner diver and the experienced diver enjoy diving from 15m to 40m depth. It takes only 15 minutes by boat to reach most of the 20 diving grounds around Capo Testa.

Here you can see a huge variety of the Mediterranean fauna. Moray eel, conger eel, rock lobster, flat lobster, octopus, grouper, and a whole lot more will make your diving experience an especially memorable one. In the diving literature you can frequently read about the dive to the “Black coral” (Gerardia Savaglia), which is the biggest one known of its kind in the Mediterranean. The Black Coral is at a depth of only 33 m and with its 2 huge fans coming out of the escarpment it is surely a breath-taking sight.

Within 30 minutes we can take you in our fast inflateable to the underwater-nationalpark near the French island Lavezzi, which is one of the most famous diving destinations in the Mediterranean. The dive at the Grouper-Reef is unique and unforgettable, because of the huge number of groupers you will see in this area.