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The dive is carried out in the area known as Punta del Serrone. The seabed here in the shallowest part is very jagged going towards the cross there are rock canyons which from a depth of 6m go down to a depth of 13m-16m therefore suitable for all levels; the dive is carried out on the wall where therefore, thanks to the position of the dive site, during a good part of the day not exposed to the sun, it is possible to observe sciaphilic organisms such as flabellins and sea cows, as well as octop…
The dive is carried out in the area known as Punta del Serrone. The seabed here in the shallowest part is very jagged going towards the cross there are rock canyons which from a depth of 6m go down to a depth of 13m-16m therefore suitable for all levels; the dive is carried out on the wall where therefore, thanks to the position of the dive site, during a good part of the day not exposed to the sun, it is possible to observe sciaphilic organisms such as flabellins and sea cows, as well as octopuses, conger moray eels, scorpion fish, croakers and groupers small size. There are caves and arches in the area, the area is famous for the discovery of the "Bronzes of Brindisi" in the 90s and sometimes after strong storms you can observe packages of amphorae and various finds.
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