Relitto di Cannitello - Alvah

Discover the magnificent wreck of Cannitello, also known as "U Vapuri," resting on the seabed of the Strait of Messina. This historical site, once the ship "Alvah," sank in the early 1900s and now lies between 30 and 55 meters deep. The overturned hull, divided into two sections, teems with vibrant marine life that will awe any diver.

Diving into the depths of this underwater marvel, you'll witness the captivating encrustation of numerous coelenterates, drawing you closer to the wreck's mesmerizing beauty. As you explore, you'll be surrounded by schools of fish gracefully swimming through the currents, fascinated by their synchronized movements. You'll encounter a tapestry of sea creatures, including graceful crabs, vibrant starfish, delicate sponges, and captivating nudibranchs, enhancing the allure of this submerged historical treasure.

With excellent visibility of up to 20 meters and a maximum depth of 38 meters, the Cannitello wreck offers an exhilarating diving experience for advanced and expert divers. Located in Italy, specifically in Cannitello, Villa San Giovanni, near Reggio di Calabria, Calabria, it is easily accessible from the nearby Un Tuffo nel Blu dive center along Lungomare Vittorio Emanuele II.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting underwater world of Cannitello wreck and embark on a memorable diving adventure at this remarkable dive site in Italy.