Parco Archeologico Sommerso di Kaulon

Welcome to the submerged archaeological site of the Greek town of Kaulon, located in the beautiful waters of Italy. Situated at a depth of 5m to 7m on a sandy and pebbled bottom, this dive site offers a mesmerizing glimpse into ancient history. Dating back to the 5th century B.C., divers have the opportunity to explore over 200 Greek architectural elements and pieces of columns.

Once a thriving town, Kaulon now rests beneath the water's surface due to coastal bradyseism. Despite its submersion, the site remains incredibly well-preserved, allowing divers to admire the intricate details and craftsmanship of this ancient civilization.

Underwater, divers will also encounter a diverse array of marine life, characteristic of sandy and detrital grounds. From majestic octopuses and intriguing moray eels to vibrant nudibranchs, mollusks, and small fish, the biodiversity here is truly captivating.

With a visibility of 10m and a maximum depth of 10m, this dive site is suitable for beginners and offers an ideal opportunity for novice divers to explore a fascinating underwater world. Don't miss the chance to dive into history at this extraordinary site, located near the Parco archeologico di Kaulon in Calabria, Italy.