Dive Sites in Italy

The Blue Brothers Scuba Center was established in 2009 with the aim of introduce people to the beautiful Teulada’s sea. We provide high quality services, from beginners courses to diving for those who already possess a diving certificate.

Dedicated to excellence in diving and superior service, Centro Sub Portorotondo has been setting the standard for excellence in underwater services in Sardinia since 1997.

A dive in the deep blue to the top of the reef at 30 metres. From here, heading east, you will find a wall covered with red gorgonians and among them a roman ship anchor. For expert divers.

Proteus Diving is situated in the heart of the "La Maddalena archipelago". Boundless passion for the sea; experience; professional and kind instructors and guides; the dive center's privileged position; magnificent sea floors which are inhabited by countless life forms.

Depth: 14 mt.
Level: easy
Once defined blue path by “Lega Ambiente”, this cave offers a number of enjoyable inner and outer ways among tunnels, narrow passages, creeks and rocks. Very nice anthias, big crabs and coloured shrimps met in tunnels and passages, little groupers living under the...

Depth: 30 mt. to 40 mt.
Level: hard
After a 30 m descent into the deep blue sea, you will discover an edge around 10 m deep. For centuries, a great number of tuna fishing boats and other kinds of craft scouring this area have lost their anchors against this edge. This is indeed the...

The Diving is in the protected sea area of Capo Caccia in the Bay of Porto Conte, next to the town of Alghero; a bay rich in history of the period Aragonese - Catalan.

Depth': 16 mt. to 34 mt.
Level: Medium
Undoubtedly the best scuba dive in this area. It starts with a visit to the ancient tuna fishing boat anchor, which gives the name to the site. The wall, where you can be sure to find crayfish of various size, shows crevices, caves, creeks rich in...

Depth: 46mt
Levelo: hard
This is maybe the most known and the most distinctive dive all over the coast near to Palermo: a Junker 52 (German fighter-bomber of the 2nd World War) wreck laying on a 46 meters deep sandy bed.
Within the wreck: large crayfish, groupers weighing 20 to 40 kilos and...

Merro sink hole (Pozzo del Merro), situated in the vicinity of Rome, is the deepest flooded karstic cavity known in the world; a proper geologic and naturalistic monument that goes down in the bowls of the earth for at least 400 metres. It opens in a protected area (integral reserve) created on...