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Right from the start we are around 4/6 meters deep and we begin to observe the life forms present in the inlets: red and black scorpionfishes that begin to grow, white breams, octopuses.
Arrived at the right end of the cove we are welcomed by the "axinelle", bright orange colored sponges of great value.
Around 12 meters deep you can see what appear to be stones, but which in reality are ancient Saracen anchors equipped with a hole for the lines.
Looking closely you can find various families of …
Right from the start we are around 4/6 meters deep and we begin to observe the life forms present in the inlets: red and black scorpionfishes that begin to grow, white breams, octopuses.
Arrived at the right end of the cove we are welcomed by the "axinelle", bright orange colored sponges of great value.
Around 12 meters deep you can see what appear to be stones, but which in reality are ancient Saracen anchors equipped with a hole for the lines.
Looking closely you can find various families of nudibranchs, from those of infinitesimal size to larger specimens for their species, often with golden pigments on the body, which recall oriental calligraphy.
Continuing the navigation and after having seen the many starfish present, we find ourselves in a natural labyrinth of imposing rocky pinnacles, medical sponges, axinellas and developing corals.
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