Scuba Diving in Corfu is an exciting experience for visitors and for the residents of the island. This is due to the increased biodiversity, excellent visibility of water and mild winds predominate, especially during summertime. 

Vertical underwater cliffs that lead to chaotic depths, remote and rocky reefs, underwater caves and shipwrecks, home to many species of rare aquatic organisms such as fish, colourful sponges, corals, invertebrates and beautiful underwater plants. In sandy areas, the Posidonia meadows are natural incubators for all forms of underwater life. They contribute to biodiversity, so here someone encounters the rarest species of the Mediterranean Sea. Also found species of the red sea only in recent years began to pass the Suez Canal and to enrich the Mediterranean fish fauna.

The West coast of Corfu is located near the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea, the so-called "Mediterranean Sea moat" and so very close to shore in depths exceeding 1200 meters deep. This is the reason that makes the bottom very interesting and the diving fantastic. The water clarity creates unexpected visibility, so sometimes outreaches the 40 meters and gives the impression that the diver is hovering in the air than in water.