Diving Santa Teresa Gallura

A small reef with very clear water. Famous in the area for being particularly rich in fish, it will be one of the protected areas of the MPA Capo Testa Punta Falcone.Simple and relaxing dive, it is at its best at dusk. The twilight dive is really not to be missed.

The most famous dive in the area. You move among granite monoliths that, at every crevice, hide branches of red coral from 20mt onward. One of the shoals of greatest natural interest and therefore designated for special environmental protection.

A very diverse dive, suitable for everyone.In addition to offering scenery ranging from granite passages to enormous canyons, it is also a preferred site for the reproduction of several fish species, which gather in huge schools starting in spring.

Max dept 30m. difficulty: medium/low. Current: medium , sometimes times strong. This rock was the witness of the shipwreck of a Spanish-type sailing ship which sank, approximately, in the 18th century. There are many wrecks of this kind in this area. There is no memory of this, only the anchor.

Only accessible to experienced divers (35m), the sec du Pelu, known as 'Mérouville', is world-famous, and for good reason: some 30 groupers evolve on 3 rocky lifts set on a 30m seabed, the highest of which rises to 17m.

This wreck is the only noteworthy one in Northern Sardinia found at recreational depths. Penetrable at several points, it serves as an excellent “classroom“ for those beginning to explore wreck diving, as well as for enthusiasts of sunken iron. Photographers have described it as “very photogenic.“