Capo di Conca seen from the sea
Dive site · Amalfi Coast

Capo Conca

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The west wall

The dive begins with a descent along the west wall, where you can admire a dense Posidonia meadow, before reaching the first wall covered in Eunicella and coralligenous formations, which drops in terraces down to 40 m. On the way up, at a depth also accessible to Open Water Divers, lies the entrance to a very striking cave, always home to brown meagres and shrimps.

The east wall

The blue-water descent along the east wall reaches fairly deep levels that are not accessible to every diver. Throughout the dive you can admire clusters of Eunicella and, deeper down, many families of sponges. The shaded sides are covered in wide blooms of Parazoanthus. At shallower depths, including during decompression stops, a cave with two entrances helps pass the time.

Capo di Conca seen from the sea

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