Corse is an island, it is good to underline it, which fascinates both by the beauty and the diversity of its landscapes in
addition to the richness of its culture and its history and my stay which lasted from 9 to June 16,2023 remains a fabulous
memory completed by my meetings with members of the FFESSM CORSE (CORSE Interregional Committee for
Underwater Studies Sports) which organizes dives on sites, particularly off the south-eastern part of the island. We
embark at the port of Porto Vecchio which is charming with its architecture decorated with narrow streets and typical
houses harmoniously flowered and during our crossing, we have the pleasure of being accompanied by porpoises which
miraculously emerge from the ocean with great and ceremonial gestures before arriving at the corresponding dive sites.
"For many years, scuba diving alon the Mediterranean coasts was subject to numerous restriction s in order to preserve
underwater remains and avoid pillaging," André explains to me while preparing his diving equipment with the group of
3 divers who will accompany him in these blue and crystal clear waters which offer optimal diving conditions."In parallel
"In parallel with our research and visualization operations of wrecks,we also come across a rich and diverse fauna and
flora consisting in particular magnificent sea anemones, small corals or sumptuous octopuses that are pleasant to meet.
Our dives which take us to depths ranging from 6 to 40 meters deep are always placed under the responsability of what
we call a "Divemaster" who supervises the group in parallel with the certification of localized wrecks.Our projects are
regulated and managed in good cooperation with the competent and local authorities taking into account its cultural
and historical data” André tells me before joining his band.