Where to go diving in May?

A driving trip to Sicily is an escape into the azure sea! Sicily hides underwater treasures that are yet to be discovered in maritime reserves with exceptionally clear water and a rich marine life. The environment is varied and a real pleasure for cave divers. On the islands of Marettimo, explore the Cathedral, which is a huge cave. Then, dive into the black pearl of Sicily, the island of Ustica with its crystal-clear water and caves, it is a sanctuary for lobsters, groupers, snappers and parrot fish. Don't miss out on the Doctor’s Rock, a 70m long tunnel with huge fields of posidonia!

Dive into the beautiful wrecks of Malta! The country is famous for its breathtaking underwater environment with many caves, canyons and tunnels that create a sumptuous lighting effect, a real pleasure for photographers. The marine life is very rich with many barracudas, spirographs, groupers, morays and scorpion fish. Many octopuses, seahorses and crustaceans live there too. The islands of Gozo and Comino are well preserved and very pleasant diving sites.

Discover Corsica’s diving sites! The “Isle of Beauty” is an amazing place to dive. Corsica has many natural reserves, including Scandola, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Bay of Bonifacio, with its red porphyry drop-offs, and Finocchiarola are splendid natural sites. But the most beautiful place is without a doubt the Lavazzi Islands National Park, with its very rich underwater environment and populated by colonies of groupers. Dentex, greater amberjacks, Atlantic bonitos, turtles and dolphins are very numerous in this region. Beautiful WWII wrecks are hidden at the bottom of the sea, you might even discover Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s plane... Diving in Corsica is full of surprises!

Wondering where to dive in France? Discover one of the most famous diving spots in Europe, the Cassis creeks that have been a protected natural park since 2012. An amazing underwater environment awaits you: Arches des Farillons, les Impérieux drop-offs, impressive reefs and caves. The marine life is very abundant, and you can go as far as the beautiful islands of Friuli and Planier. Meet damselfish, groupers, rainbow wrasses, anglerfish and barracudas swimming in the middle of corals, anemones, sea sponges and gorgonians. Southern France is waiting for you!