Grotta dell'Eremita

This dive site, Grotta dell'Eremita, is named after a land cave where a hermit resided for 30 years, sustained by local fishermen. The underwater cave system presents a fascinating dive experience, though it's recommended for experienced divers due to the potential for navigation challenges within the numerous crevices and varying depths. Careful navigation and appropriate dive planning are crucial for safe exploration of this intriguing site. Marine life is exceptionally rich here, with groupers, bream, and salps being commonly sighted. The many crevices provide ideal habitats for conger eels and moray eels, offering diverse opportunities for observation. Divers can also expect to encounter a variety of smaller invertebrates and fish within the cave's nooks and crannies. The best time to visit Grotta dell'Eremita is during the warmer months (spring and summer) when the water temperatures are more comfortable and visibility is typically better. For divers, proper buoyancy control and experience with cave diving techniques are recommended. Due to the nature of the site, freediving is not recommended.