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The Isca offers unique and evocative submerged scenarios, thanks to the presence of underwater arches and cracks in the rock that allow sunlight to filter and create very spectacular light and color effects. A shoal of bream always welcomes divers who cross the initial tunnel with colored walls covered with sea daisies and astroides, sponges, bryozoans and hydrozoans, on which numerous nudibranchs move. The landscape is full of ravines and recesses but the fulcrum of the dive is the spectacular…
The Isca offers unique and evocative submerged scenarios, thanks to the presence of underwater arches and cracks in the rock that allow sunlight to filter and create very spectacular light and color effects. A shoal of bream always welcomes divers who cross the initial tunnel with colored walls covered with sea daisies and astroides, sponges, bryozoans and hydrozoans, on which numerous nudibranchs move. The landscape is full of ravines and recesses but the fulcrum of the dive is the spectacular Isca cave. The entrance is very wide at a depth between 12 and 7 meters. Going up you reach the surface inside a huge cave where you can admire various alabaster formations and a ceiling full of stalactites. A large stalactite extends up to 1 m. underwater, where it has been covered by the yellow parazoanthus. Diving again you leave the cave immersed in a bright green color that stands out in the darkness.
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