Epave “La Pecorella“

The "La Pecorella" wreck is a popular dive site located in the Gulf of Porto-Vecchio, France. This dive offers an exciting exploration of a 45-meter-long cement carrier named "La pinella". It sank in November 1965 after hitting the Pecorella rocks while seeking refuge from a storm off the coast of Corsica.

Divers of all levels, from beginners to experts, can enjoy this dive. The wreck is easily visible from the surface, with the bow resting at 6 meters and the bottom at 13 meters. With a maximum visibility of 21 meters, divers can fully appreciate the well-preserved condition of the ship and even enter the passageways and holds.

The "La Pecorella" wreck provides a diverse marine habitat. Schools of sars, amberjacks, and castagnoles seek shelter around the vessel. Divers will also encounter colorful nudibranchs, large dorades, sea pounds, conger eels, and other fascinating marine species depending on the season. What makes this dive even more enchanting is the interplay of light and the presence of the eye of St. Lucia, creating a captivating underwater scenery.

Located near Testa, La Testa, Cala Rossa, Lecci, Sartène, and other beautiful coastal areas, this dive site offers an unforgettable experience for divers. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, don't miss the opportunity to explore the "La Pecorella" wreck and its vibrant underwater ecosystem.