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The promontory that borders the Gulf of Orosei in the southern part offers various dives for all levels. It starts from the beautiful rock formations covered with colored sponges that form a long Canyon to be explored that leads to a natural amphitheater at a maximum depth of 16 meters. Along the main wall we find the source cave, suitable for Open Water certified divers. It has an entrance at a depth of 5 meters and through a tunnel of a few meters it is possible to reach an internal chamber i…
The promontory that borders the Gulf of Orosei in the southern part offers various dives for all levels. It starts from the beautiful rock formations covered with colored sponges that form a long Canyon to be explored that leads to a natural amphitheater at a maximum depth of 16 meters. Along the main wall we find the source cave, suitable for Open Water certified divers. It has an entrance at a depth of 5 meters and through a tunnel of a few meters it is possible to reach an internal chamber illuminated from the outside by natural light that allows the entry of breathable air. Inside the room it is possible to admire imposing limestone concretions and a freshwater spring that gives rise to the phenomenon of the halocline due to the meeting between freshwater and saltwater.
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