
Vettica Maggiore
The seabed is pebbly and crowded with various types of gobies; in the shade of small isolated boulders you often find sea anemones of the species Anemonia sulcata.
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This dive suits both less experienced and advanced divers. You can follow the ridge without going deeper than 18 m and admire the coralligenous formations that dominate the whole area. In the warm months young groupers peer out of the cracks in the wall, and at the right time of year amberjacks are a regular sight.
The dive for experienced divers reaches 40 m, where large boulders usually shelter lobsters and sea bream; continuing along the wall, the diver discovers a mix of yellow gorgonians and cracks full of coralligenous life hiding groupers and sea bream.
Both the deep section and the shallow part of this wall are full of nudibranchs, Parazoanthus and Astroides, which is why this dive is a favourite of underwater photographers and marine biology enthusiasts.

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The seabed is pebbly and crowded with various types of gobies; in the shade of small isolated boulders you often find sea anemones of the species Anemonia sulcata.
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This shoal lies a few hundred meters from Capo Conca and looks like a tongue of wall that stretches out from the coast.
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The dive involves exploring an immense cave whose wide opening lies around 15 m deep.
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