Scoglio del Remaiolo

This dive site, Scoglio del Remaiolo, is a rocky outcrop off the coast of Italy. The southward part forms a ridge that descends to around 50 meters, while the northward side is more suitable for Open Water Divers. Navigation is relatively straightforward, following the rock formations. There is no known specific history or story associated with the site, but its geological features make it a fascinating dive. Marine life is abundant here. You can expect to see barracuda, groupers, schools of amberjack, and hunting snapper. The exact species of fish and other organisms may vary depending on the season and environmental conditions. The rocky structure likely supports a variety of invertebrates as well. The best time to visit is likely during the warmer months (spring/summer/early autumn) when water temperatures are more comfortable and visibility tends to be better. For divers, a thorough check of weather and current conditions is always recommended before entering the water. Freediving is possible in the shallower areas, but caution should be taken due to potential currents. Divers and freedivers should maintain safe dive practices.