Veneto

Diving in Veneto offers a unique glimpse into the underwater history of the Northern Adriatic Sea. Unlike Italy's more famous southern destinations, Veneto's coast is renowned for its remarkable collection of historical wrecks, particularly from the World Wars. These submerged time capsules, lying on sandy or silty bottoms, have transformed into artificial reefs teeming with life. The experience is characterized by exploration and discovery, appealing to divers with a passion for history and a taste for diving off the beaten path. With a limited but significant number of sites, the focus is on quality and historical importance.

The diving conditions in Veneto are highly seasonal, with the best period running from late spring to early autumn. This is when water temperatures are most comfortable and visibility is at its peak. Divers should visit Veneto to explore well-preserved wrecks that few get to see and to experience the unique 'tegnùe' reefs—natural rocky outcrops specific to this region. It provides an excellent alternative to crowded Mediterranean dive spots, combining compelling underwater adventures with the rich culture, history, and cuisine of the Veneto region on land.