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Togo
Found in 1977 while a regatta was being set up, the Togo wreck which has been sunk by a German submarine has lain in the Cavalaire’s Bay since 1918.
The Togo, ultra-up-to-date boat was broken into two parts:
The bow is lying at a depth about 58 m on a sandy ground, whereas the stern is lying at a depth about 69m, approximately 100m away.

Rubis
Built in 1931, this minelayer submarine is 66m long, 7 m large and 8 m high.
Thanks to its war feats, Rubis escaped demolition in 1957 and will be sunk with the honour on the 31st of January 1958 in front of the Camarat Cape where she is lying now at a depth about 40m.
Wildcat
Built in 1957 this fighter, which belonged to the Royal Navy, has been sunk in 1956 and it is lying now 52 m down.
No one knows exactly what caused the crash. The plane is lying the wrong way round, the cockpit is open in the sand. The wings are still there in good condition, as well as the fuselage.
Inside each wing, two machine guns are still in their place.
Grec
Built in 1912, the Sagona in other words the “Grec” was 53m long, 8,62m large.
She blew up on a mine on the 3rd of December 1945 near by Porquerolles and she is lying now 46 m down.
Donator or Prosper Schiaffino
Built in 1931, she is 78m long and 12 m large. She blew up on a mine on the 10th of November 1945. She is lying between 42 and 48 m down.

Here are other wrecks:

 
Benzène
2 - 6 m
Powerful
20 m
Ramon Membru
20 m
Spahis
20 - 25 m
Ferrando
25 m
Prophet- the cable ship
30 m
Michel C
35 - 40 m
Espingole
38 m
178 Torpedo boat
45 - 48 m
De Grasse town
48 m
Barge aux congrès-“the tantine"
48 m
Pursuer
50 - 60 m
P51 Mustang plane
56 m
Traffic
60 m