Diving

Between Santa Teresa Gallura and Palau there are numerous authorized diving schools and centers to take you to explore the most beautiful and life-filled seabeds.

Whether it's a half-day outing or a full course to get your certification or improve your knowledge.

Gallura's Seabeds

The waters of the Bonifacio Strait and the La Maddalena archipelago hide an underwater world of extraordinary beauty:

• Seagrass meadows (Posidonia oceanica): the plant symbol of the Mediterranean, an indicator of clean waters, is abundant along the Porto Pozzo coast
• Granite caves and crevices: pink granite rocks create underwater labyrinths inhabited by groupers, moray eels and octopuses
• Rich fauna: large groupers, barracuda, octopuses, sea urchins, lobsters, starfish, nudibranchs
• Coralline meadows: among the richest biodiversity sites in the Mediterranean
• Papa Reef (near Palau): vertical wall with red gorgonians
• Spargi Wreck: Roman shipwreck from 1st century BC, archaeological site of interest