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East Side: 2 routes
Min. 15m - Max. 45m (average/difficult)
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The east side of
the famous "secca di Castelsardo" reef is the steepest
without doubt, with a wall dropping away from -15 to
roughly -45. There are two small caves in the wall. one
at a depth of roughly 30m and the other at roughly 38m;
the second has a pretty white-sand bottom with a large
2Pinna nobilis" in the centre which looks like it was a
put there on purpose, the vault is perfectly smooth and
covered with "margherite di mare". As it is open to the
sea you can often find schools of dentex and amberrjacks
who find food in abundance, including small sardines and
shrimp. You can frequently see spiny lobster at around
30/40m and if you look carefully you could also notice a
spider crab or even a European lobster hiding in the
darkest corners. This area is ideal for breathtaking
photos and videos because, thanks to yhe crystalline
water, there is a lot of light even at a great depth.
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ALBATROS
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ALGHERESE
Min. 34m - Max. 54m (difficult)
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A real "palace" of
approximately 20 metres, rising up from a sandy bottom
to 34m. For the diver this reef is unique as it is
almost entirely covered with a "splendid garden" of
impressive red horny coral. This reef is sure to take
your breath away.
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LU CASTEDDU
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LU COJBU
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DONNA BELLA
Min. 14m - Max. 25m (easy)
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A reef just a
short distance from te coast, it is an easy dive. It's
ideal for those who love marine biology, thanks to the
presence of nimerous sea creatures on a vast field of "Posidonia"
seaweed.
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FRIGIANO
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GIUANNICCA
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MULINO
Min. 4m - Max. 14m (easy)
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Suitable for
diving lessons; there is a small wall where you can
practice controlling your buoyancy. There are
characteristic marine organisms and numerous fragments
of amphorae and the other arcaelogical material,which is
sure to kindle the enthusiasm of the novice diver.
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LU MONTAGNUZZU
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PORTHU DELLA RENA
Min. 9m - Max. 21m (easy)
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A typical coral
reef, the top of which is at -9m roughly, il lies near
to the coast on a sandy bottom from about -16m, to -21m
approximately. The dive is characterised by rocky walls
colonized by wavy "Eunicella cavolini", hiding numerous
small indentations that provide a home for various types
of marine organism. Each can be considered a real "microcosm""
(with small spirographs, "rose di mare", encrusted
sponges and sea slugs), the reef is particularly
indicated for lovers of underwater macro photography and
marine flora!
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LU RUJPU
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SCHIENA DI CAVALLO
Min. 33m - Max. 50m (difficult)
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Situated roughly
three miles to the north of the Castelsardo promontory,
here the bottom rise from less than -50m to -33m. This
is < typical "open sea" reef where you will come across
many pelagic plants and schools ol large dentex: Each
crack of the wall provides a home for many different
species of marine life: grouper, corvine, sea bream,
moray eels, and coral, etc......
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SPINOSA
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TREAZZI
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VIGNACCIA
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