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Secca positions the famous Cala Conca in front of it south of Marettimo. The dive is on a square bathymetry between 25 and maximum 30 meters. The shoal has a series of boulders surrounded by a sandy seabed with some tufts of posidonia. The large boulders are covered in encrusted madrepores and sponges. The most exposed boulder in Libeccio is totally covered with red gorgonians which, thanks to the presence of the current, are always open with large branches for the place where the site is locat…
Secca positions the famous Cala Conca in front of it south of Marettimo. The dive is on a square bathymetry between 25 and maximum 30 meters. The shoal has a series of boulders surrounded by a sandy seabed with some tufts of posidonia. The large boulders are covered in encrusted madrepores and sponges. The most exposed boulder in Libeccio is totally covered with red gorgonians which, thanks to the presence of the current, are always open with large branches for the place where the site is located. Halfway up the rock there is a small passage with a double entrance which allows a beautiful play of light and is the perfect habitat for a large sedentary brown grouper. On a seabed of approximately 27 meters we have the presence of a beautiful tuna anchor positioned with its rakes towards the SOUTH. The ascent and descent from this point are carried out in the emerald blue waters of Marettimo.
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