This dive site, known as Sciusciaù (the Blower), is located on the southeastern cape of Gallinara Island, deriving its name from the sound of wind channeling through the rock folds. It is highly regarded as the most unique and fascinating dive on the island, offering high biological and photographic interest with its distinctive underwater topography and rock formations.
A vibrant variety of marine life can be encountered here, including groupers, moray eels, conger eels, lobsters, slipper lobsters, scorpionfish, barracuda, and tuna. This diverse ecosystem provides ample opportunities for both wide-angle and macro photography.
While no specific best time to visit is mentioned, the Mediterranean diving season typically runs from late spring through autumn, offering optimal conditions. Its varied depths and rich biodiversity make it an excellent choice for both scuba divers and freedivers seeking an engaging and visually rewarding experience.
