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Besides marvellous sea life, diving lovers can observe a real piece of history — a warship La Meuliere. Head to Castagna cape (you can take your equipment or rent it in the nearest stations), dive into the depth of about 60 metres, and you will notice a ship, lying on the sea bottom since The Second World War, protecting Corsica from nazis.

It would be wrong to leave Ajaccio without trying local charcuterie, which means 'raw smoked sausages' by a local king of meat, Monsieur Paul Marcaggie. This delicacy is available for any tourist. If you don't mind tasting big, you can do it in the Le Forum restaurant by the adree 4 Quai Napoléon street. But if you don't feel like sitting in the restaurant, you are welcome to his own brand shop U STAZZU located on Rue Bonaparte, 1 street. There it will be cheaper, but no less stunning and delicious.

Ajaccio has the most various variants of yacht sailing. Moreover, If you have a special certificate which allows you to drive a yacht — you are welcome to rent a yacht and drive it by yourself. Head to Quai de la Citadelle street and check options of the local company Dream Yacht Charter. Depending on the model of yacht, prices start from 160 euro per day and you will find a perfect yacht for you. Feel like a real capital conquering the sea.