Down the southern end of the Gulf of Girolata, this dive site is a rocky slope gradually going down between 20 and 40 meters. It is a very rich site, with pink anthias, scorpionfish, moray eels, seaspiders, nudibranchs (Doris)... A lot of crayfish have settled in the cracks and crevices along the rock; it's easy to spot them with their antennae, or 'feelers', poking out of their sheltered habitat. A few different rock stacks are accessible, some of them covered in purple gorgonian fans! To explore the site further in depth or out in the blue, you'd need the Advanced or CMAS 2 certification...
Down the southern end of the Gulf of Girolata, this dive site is a rocky slope gradually going down between 20 and 40 meters. It is a very rich site, with pink anthias, scorpionfish, moray eels, seaspiders, nudibranchs (Doris)... A lot of crayfish have settled in the cracks and crevices along the rock; it's easy to spot them with their antennae, or 'feelers', poking out of their sheltered habitat. A few different rock stacks are accessible, some of them covered in purple gorgonian fans! To explore the site further in depth or out in the blue, you'd need the Advanced or CMAS 2 certification...
Down the southern end of the Gulf of Girolata, this dive site is a rocky slope gradually going ...