THE REDS

The name of this diving point derives from the colour of the rocky wall which is on the opposite side. The blackdrop degrades from 8/10 to 20/22 metres. It’s a rockslide where Oceanic Posidonia patches alternate with much colourful stones. It’s common to come across migratory fish, but also meet benthic fish that finds shelter right inside the Posidonia. There are many nobilis Fins too. During a night dive it’s easy to bump into Alicia mirabilis specimens. In the deepest part there are Leptogorgia sarmentosa fans which enrich the already abundant benthic life.