This dive site, Fortullino, is located off the coast of Italy, accessible via a 20-minute boat ride from the Port of Cala de’ Medici. It is characterized by an interesting seabed configuration and a vibrant coralligenous wall. With a maximum depth of 11 meters and an average depth of approximately 5 meters, Fortullino offers a shallow and accessible diving experience, perfect for exploring its rich topography.
Divers can expect to encounter a diverse array of marine life, particularly an abundance of small creatures. The coralligenous wall is notably rich with various kinds of nudibranchs, colorful sponges, and beautiful red coral. Outside of the busy summer months, it is also common to spot impressive lobsters.
The best time to visit Fortullino to observe lobsters is during the off-peak season, avoiding the middle of summer. Its shallow depths make it an excellent location for both snorkelers and freedivers, offering ample opportunities to enjoy the vibrant macro life and fascinating wall formations. The site's unique configuration and rich small marine biodiversity also make it a rewarding spot for underwater photographers focusing on macro subjects.
