Cala Corsi

This dive site is named after the Corsican gull that nests there. It’s a popular location suitable for divers of all skill levels, offering shelter from most winds and allowing dives even in less than ideal weather conditions. The mooring area features posidonia seaweed and pebbles – a habitat for lizard fish and numerous white sea breams. During warmer months, the site transforms into a vibrant ecosystem teeming with saddled sea breams, white sea breams, bogues, and barracudas. Divers often encounter curious dolphins or large tuna circling the nearby aquaculture plant. The dive primarily takes place along a wall, with a deeper area protected by boulders that provide refuge for diadem sea urchins and lobsters.