Dive site two miles from the coast, square dive profile in the blue, with a maximum depth of 35 meters. On a sandy bottom you can admire the Junker 88, a twin-engine bomber built by the German company Junkers GmbH.

Shore dive with easy entry from beach and maximum depth of 12/15 meters. It is located immediately at the foot of the Diving Center, easily accessible on foot.

Wonderful wall accessible either from land via reef or by boat just moments from the dive. Dive suitable for all levels, with maximum depth of 24 meters.

This dive is named after a small inlet south of Otranto harbor, a quiet place where wild pigeons nest. It is also particularly interesting for the presence of amphora remains, a sign of ancient shipwrecks.

The simplicity of this spot allows us to dive even inexperienced divers, a wall that goes from - 6 m down to a depth of - 22 m in the first section, while in the second section it goes down to - 32 m; rich in life and color.

This site, suitable for those with minimum advanced certification, presents itself as an enormous formation that rises from 46m up to 24m. On the upper part around 26m there is a gigantic admiralty anchor

One of the underwater sites that tells the story, in fact it is possible to see underwater the weights that were used in medieval times to moor boats leaving for the holy land. The almost perfectly round shape with a hole in the center recalls the shape of the millstones used in stone mills

Dive carried out off the wall located south of Cala Incina. Colorful and bright, it takes place along the extreme tongue of rock that flows offshore.

It takes its name from the watchtower located high on the side towards Polignano a Mare. This cove is the natural continuation of the blade that comes from inland for several kilometers.

Dive that develops from a depth of -10 m to approximately -20 m; you start from the shallowest part to descend towards the end of the gully about 70 meters long, which opens onto the sand. The return can be done either on the other side of the gully, or return to the Taglio delle Aragostelle, depending on air consumption.