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The dive site can be visited both from land and by boat. Once you enter the water from land you find a shallow seabed of around 4/6 meters which gradually slopes down as you follow the wall up to a depth of 13/16, while from a boat you find yourself directly on the wall. On the wall it is possible to observe Nudi Branchi , Octopus hatching during the reproduction period, Conger eels, Moray eels, Cuttlefish, scorpion fish and Sciarrani. Detaching from the wall, the seabed begins to slope towards…
The dive site can be visited both from land and by boat. Once you enter the water from land you find a shallow seabed of around 4/6 meters which gradually slopes down as you follow the wall up to a depth of 13/16, while from a boat you find yourself directly on the wall. On the wall it is possible to observe Nudi Branchi , Octopus hatching during the reproduction period, Conger eels, Moray eels, Cuttlefish, scorpion fish and Sciarrani. Detaching from the wall, the seabed begins to slope towards the deepest part which reaches up to 24 metres, an area where large blocks of rock act as a den for fish species such as Banded Saraghi, Major Saraghi and Corvine. Going down into the deepest part there are small sand quarries where it is possible to encounter good-sized mullets and cuttlefish.
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