The anchoring point and starting point for the Scoglio dei Monaci dive is to the right of the Sea Stack. Following the contour of the seabed, which heads out to the open sea with an upward inclination, almost immediately you will pass by a large channel, after which you will come to the wall, which from 23 m drops to unsafe diving depths, and has a profile that gradually turns into a series of large terraces. This is where the actual dive begins: the first points of interest can be found at depths ranging from 30 to 42 m, with the cracks in the rock. Following the wall on your left hand side to the depth of 35 m, you will come to a new larger cavity. At the entrance to the hollow, you will encounter a fish trap, which has long since become a fixed feature of the marine environment. Continuing ahead, and leaving the recess in the wall behind, you will come to a second channel, the inner floor of which is made up of large cobbles or course gravel. Beyond this channel, you will see the silhouette of another vertical drop. At this point, we begin re-ascending along a dihedral rock face, which leads up to a depth of 20 m.