Summer is as hot as fire, the coolest underwater world! Compared to the noisy seaside, the seabed is a quiet paradise! Stay away from the world and the hustle and bustle! In addition to you, the world also has nature!
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Potofino, National Marine Park, Liguria (Portofino National Marine Park, Liguria)
Potofino's picturesque town Liguria has become a synonym. It has become a resort holy place for the super rich. Superyachts are moored in the beautiful bay here, and expensive consumption everywhere demonstrates the noble identity of consumers.
However, this town still retains its ancient and alienated features, with a great place to dive in Portofino National Ocean Park. The seabed there is a habitat for a variety of marine life, extending from the seabed deep in the cliff to the cracks of the rocks under the sea.
Looking around, the sea wave clams (a kind of seaweed) float along with the flow a few meters away from the sea, clearly visible; various fish pass by, including white bream, scorpion fish and erectus fish, as well as snapper and bass, small shells, crabs, shellfish, octopus, squid and bivalve auricular scallops.
In the Rivier Sea between Camoli and Portofino, 18 meters deep on the bottom of the sea, there is a huge bronze sculpture of Christ. It is said that this initiative came from a widower with his dead wife, and in the end everyone helped him fulfill his wish. The image of Christ, who spread his arms and said something, remained at the bottom of the sea.
The husband's wish may have been conveyed to his wife thousands of times!
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color Kati Papa, Sardinia (Secca del Papa, Sardinia)
Sardinia is a crown gem in the Mediterranean Sea, with some of the best coasts in Italy. The clear and turquoise sea water is intoxicating, and the rich marine life is dazzling. There are some places that are the best places to dive in the Mediterranean!
Isorata Volarra, Sardina coast are one of the best diving sites, although the depth is only 30 to 50 meters, and you need to have experience.
stretches out in the majestic granite structure under the sea, resembles the shape of the pontif’s hat (hence the name). From a height of 18 meters to a depth of 42 meters, it provides a unique habitat for marine life. Barracuda, longfin, moray eel, white bream, etc. swim freely. The rocks on the seabed are impacted by groups of groupser of various sizes all year round, breaking into a palace suitable for marine life.
The seabed here is as colorful as a kaleidoscope. Try to be in a kaleidoscope?
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Grotta Niedda, Sardinia (Grotta Niedda, Sardinia)
Saldinia's Paradiso Coast and Grotta Niedda provide divers with a completely different type of diving site, the best place is Grotta Niedda. From the rocks on the shore of Labunda, you will enter a dark and detoured group of caves.
You need to bring powerful lighting with you, because there is no natural light here, and the corners of the seabed and the gaps in the cave provide a safe haven for marine life. This is the world of lobsters, crayfish, and tall octopus.
In an instant you are away from the noisy world!
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Blue Hole, Taormina, Sicily (Grotta Azzura Taormina, Sicilia)
Taormina's "Blue Hole" is the iconic beauty of Sicily and is also the best diving paradise!
You only need to take a short-range boat from the shore. This hidden "gem" is famous all over the world. Under the strange blue light emitted by its underwater light, you will find the hidden underwater pure land hidden here.
As you dive into the maximum depth of 25 meters, you can easily dive into many beautiful underwater caves, home to eels, moray eels and various fish. One of the highlights is the "Grotta dei Gamberi" (shrimp hole), where thousands of shrimps live.Try dancing with the shrimp group? (A little numb and savory?)
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Gaeta, Latina District (Gaeta, Latina)
Gaeta is famous for its crystal clear sea water, which is part of an ocean park. This is not a well-known resort, such as the nearby Amalfi Coast. So it's not crowded, and there are no luxurious motorboats parked in the bay. All you have is one with nature!
The rock cliffs here are inserted directly into the warm and calm sea surface. In the distant ancient times, Roman emperors and their followers used this place as a vacation place and often dived here.
When you are swimming under the sea, you have a great chance to happen to discover fragments of ancient cultural relics (of course I really discovered them, I have to hand them over to the authorities). Perhaps discovering the ring that the Roman emperor fell? (Try your luck!)
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