The wreck of the “San Guglielmo“ is a luxurious 1st class passenger ship that launched in 1911. It travelled the Italy-America route. Used as a troop transport, it was sunk on 08.01.1918 by a German submarine. It now lies on a sandy bottom at 29 meters.

A dive dedicated to beginners on a seabed that extends over a discreet extension between 14 and 24 meters where the best-known feature is a spectacular rock pyramid entirely covered in Parazoanthus.

We are in Finale Ligure not far from the port, there is the Marassi shoal with a minimum depth of 24 m. maximum 35 m. a large panettone with a wall about 10 meters high towards the south-west and with a gentle slope towards the north-west, the cap from which the dive normally begins and ends is large and jagged.

Sciusciaù (the Blower) is the southeastern cape of the island, which owes its name to the hissing of the wind that channels itself into the folds of the rock. It is, in our opinion, the most unique and fascinating dive on the island with high biological and photographic interest.

It is the southwestern tip of the island, also called "turtle head." We find walls and steps that descend to a depth of about 36 meters.

In the bay of Noli, in Liguria, at eight meters of seabed, vegetables and aromatic herbs are grown in five underwater greenhouses anchored to the sandy seabed.

Sand esplanade that descends to a depth of 40 m interspersed with rocks and boulders that descend towards the bottom where there is scattered debris. After an initial gradual slope, the esplanade descends steeply to the bottom, almost forming a wall of sand.

From here we enter the full protection zone of the Bergeggi MPA, a dive that develops to a maximum depth of 18 m with the wall on the left, we encounter a wall full of small burrows and a small inlet that often holds unexpected surprises.

As you enter this site you will find a steep slope of rocks reaching a maximum depth of 30 meters. This site is full of burrows and holes, ideal habitat for countless species of marine animals. A dive that never disappoints.

About 500 m. from the south side of the island of Bergeggi Marine Protected Area, we find 5 large rocks scattered on the seabed spaced by stretches of sand, the minimum depth is 42 m. and the maximum of 46 m. it is a dive in which the water is very often clean and sometimes we can find curren