This dive site, Il Corno, is a small island off the west coast of San Pietro island, Sardinia. It's characterized by its colorful walls teeming with marine life, making it suitable for divers of all skill levels. Different routes can be chosen depending on experience, allowing beginners to explore shallower areas while more experienced divers can venture to the deeper sections. There's no known specific historical narrative attached to the site, but its natural beauty is its primary draw.
The diverse marine life found here is abundant. Divers can expect to encounter various sponges, nudibranchs, parazoanthus, white gorgonians, barracudas, amberjacks, groupers, and lobsters. The reef itself, with its numerous grooves, provides shelter for many of these creatures, making exploration exciting and rewarding.
The best time to visit Il Corno is during the warmer months, typically from June to October, when the water temperature is pleasant and visibility is usually at its best. For freedivers, the shallow to moderate depths and generally calm waters make it an ideal location, while scuba divers can enjoy extended bottom times due to the relatively easy navigation. It's advisable to check local weather and sea conditions before embarking on any dive.
