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Focacciola/Gemini Rock (★4.2)

Shoal off the Gemini Islands. Maximum depth is about 25m. There is a small grotto at 8m and a canyon at 10-12m to explore. The saddle shaped dive site can be circled in about 40 minutes.

L’Aquila di Mare ASD, 67100 L’Aquila

Secca di Punta Secca (★4.2)

Punta Secca Shoal, off Giannutri’s northern tip, is a rocky rise from over 40 m to about 10 m below the surface. Suitable for experienced divers, its walls are covered with gorgonians, sponges, and corals, and frequented by both pelagic and resident fish.

Diving in Elba Snc, 57030 Procchio (Li)

Pianosa Boa 2 (★4.4)

In front of the historic harbor of Pianosa Island is Buoy 2, which indicates the mooring point for visiting these submerged rocks that stand out amidst the posidonia giving breathtaking scenery.

Diving in Elba Snc, 57030 Procchio (Li)

Pianosa Boa 5 (★4.6)

This dive is located just south of the Pianosa rock. The peculiarity is certainly a large cave that cuts through the entire shoal. Pelagic fish are plentiful.

Aqualung

Gemini West (★4.2)

Shallow dive site, ideal for beginners. Here you follow a scree edge towards the open sea. The dive site extends from the surface to a maximum depth of 14m.

SHARK SCUOLA SUB FIRENZE, 50012 Bagno a Ripoli

Gli Archetti (★4.3)

Archetti in Giannutri offer a captivating dive among natural arches and tunnels with stunning light effects, on seabeds from 5 to 30 m. Among rocks and Posidonia live wrasses, sea bream, moray eels, groupers, lobsters, and sometimes dentex and barracuda, in an environment suitable for all divers.

Mares

Isola Argentarola (★4.0)

Anchoring point at about 10 meters depth, suitable site for beginners up to experts. The landing is almost always sheltered from wind and waves and therefore facilitates the operations of entry and exit of the divers from the water.

L’Aquila di Mare ASD, 67100 L’Aquila

Punta San Francesco (★3.9)

The dive takes place a short distance from the fully protected area of the Giannutri marine protected area which guarantees the possibility of spectacular encounters at any depth. The site is marked by two mooring buoys anchored at a depth of approximately 12/14 m on a rocky bottom.

MARINA DI CAMPO DIVING, 57034 Campo nell'Elba

Capo Stella / Isola Corbella (★4.3)

The dive is divided into two parts: the southern part, which is less challenging and goes down to 35 meters, and the northern part, which is suitable for more experienced divers and goes deeper than 40 meters.

A.S.D. BOLLA BLU, 06019 Umbertide

Anna Bianca, Wreck (★4.0)

The wreck of the Anna Bianca, a cargo ship sunk in 1971, lies north of Cala Ischiaiola at depths between 33 and 52 m. Split into two sections, it features a well-preserved stern and a fragmented bow. With excellent visibility, it hosts moray eels, congers, lobsters, and schools of shrimp.

Aqualung

Punta Morcone (★4.3)

Located on the southern coast of Elba, off the promontory of Punta Morcone. The edge of the breaker enters a sandy seagrass bed from about 11 m depth to 40 m drop-off.

Diving in Elba Snc, 57030 Procchio (Li)

Le Coralline (★4.1)

In front of Marina di Campo we find this very beautiful shoal, characterised by the presence of red coral at little depth, which is absolutely rare in Elba!

Mares

Secca di Fonza (★4.3)

The shoal is about a hundred meters from Fonza beach. Its cap is at - 4 m, and the east-facing wall plummets to the bottom on the sand at - 40 m.

Diving in Elba Snc, 57030 Procchio (Li)

Pianosa Boa 3 (★4.4)

Probably the best dive site on the island of Pianosa, a shoal rich in life with a pinnacle reaching 3 meters from the surface.

Diving in Elba Snc, 57030 Procchio (Li)

Secca del Careno (★4.3)

After the tip of St. Andrew there are 2 mooring buoys dedicated to diving, we are on the Careno shoal, which really offers many dive profiles.

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