Browsed itineraries of Sicily and discover the wonders above and below the water of a timeless island
Secca del Toro
The top of the shoal consists of a rocky plateau 9 to 12 m in depth, and about 25 m wide. From here, a steep vertical wall stretches down to a maximum depth of 25 m. Continuing to follow the shoal, you will enter a channel bordered on the left by the steep wall of the shoal itself, and on the right by a large rock formation. Upon re-ascending to the surface, you will pass by a succession of plateaus up to 12 m in depth. Upon reaching the top, you will come to the anchor, and will continue to climb along the top for the safety stop prior to re-surfacing.
Browsed itineraries of Sicily and discover the wonders above and below the water of a timeless island
Cala Minnola
In the water off Cala Minnola, at just a few dozen metres from Punta Albarella, a Roman shipwreck can be found at a depth of 27 to 30 m. The wreck features the remains of a shipload of amphorae (fifty), as well as numerous fragments of black painted pottery (used on-board), which have remained in their original location on the seabed.
Browsed itineraries of Sicily and discover the wonders above and below the water of a timeless island
BASILUZZO
The morphology of the coastline and seabed consists of an imposing rocky outcropping that creates a natural wall in the underwater environment. The Basiluzzo underwater itinerary begins at the base of this block, at a depth of about 12 m. Following the guiding rope, which indicates the pathway, you will come to the base of the ridge. Heading southward, at a depth of about 15 m, you will have the chance to glide over a sandy hollow intermittently colonised by small banks of sea grass, until you come to the plateau. Returning along the guiding rope, the seabed rises in large steps as you overcome a series of big isolated rocks. At the depth of 6.7 m, you will encounter a submerged wall structure.