Cammello

The dive site is situated a short 5-minute boat ride in the southeast direction from the bustling tourist port of Santa Maria Navarrese. It derives its name from a captivating rock formation resembling the majestic figure of a camel.

Distinguished by its remarkable granite formations, the site boasts an impressive array of prominent pinnacles, canyons, and rock layers that are easily visible underwater.

Embarking on the designated route, divers navigate along the magnificent island wall, passing through awe-inspiring canyons and crevices within the rocks. Depths of 18-20 meters can be reached, providing an immersive experience.
Marine life encountered along the way includes small groupers, octopuses, hermit crabs, and mesmerizing moray eels.

With a commendable visibility of 23 meters and a maximum depth of 14 meters, this dive spot is particularly well-suited for beginners. Located in Italy, specifically in Santa Maria Navarrese, Baunei, Ogliastra, Sardinia, 08040, it offers an enchanting underwater exploration opportunity in the pristine waters of the region.