Scuba Diving in Italy
Italy has 285 dive sites and 801 dive shops, from Tyrrhenian Sea and beyond. Explore where to dive, then log every dive with Divemates.
Water bodies: Tyrrhenian Sea (143), Adriatic Sea (33), Mediterranean Sea (33), Ligurian Sea (30), Ionian Sea (26), Freshwater (lake/quarry) (11)
Top cities: Portofino (15), Ustica (15), Alghero (13), Camogli (5), Olbia (5), Taormina (5), Malcesine (4), Milazzo (4), Magugnano (3), Portoferraio (3), San Vito Lo Capo (3), Vieste (3)
Dive sites
- 10 - I Picchi di Elena (wall)
- Acqua Dolce
- Ancient Roman Harbour (10 m)
- Andrea Ghisotti (Ex Scoglio del Raviolo), Portofino (reef)
- Apogon, Leni
- Aquario Nord, Otranto (35 m)
- Archetto (wall)
- Archi e Grotte (cave)
- Argentario - Isola di Giannutri, Isola del Giglio (wall)
- Argentarola (wall)
- Assenza, Magugnano (lake quarry · 50 m)
- Baia del Rogiolo (reef)
- Baia delle Tavine, Salò (wreck · 32 m)
- Baita Al Lago, Castelfranco Veneto (lake quarry)
- Banco di Santa Croce (pinnacle · 50 m)
- Bay of Sunshine Cave, Taormina (wall · 16 m)
- Bell'ommo (wall)
- Bludive Salina, Malfa
- Blue Cave Bay, Taormina (wall · 25 m)
- Blue Hole (pinnacle · 35 m)
- Bramassa (reef · 15 m)
- Cala Bianca Le Due Gerardie (pinnacle · 45 m)
- Cala Cicale (wall)
- Cala Corsi, Golfo Aranci (wall · 40 m)
FAQ
- How many dive sites are there in Italy?
- Italy has 285 dive sites and 801 dive shops listed on Divemates, including diving in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
- Where are the best places to dive in Italy?
- Popular dive areas in Italy include Portofino, Ustica, Alghero, Camogli.