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The underwater canyon, a maze of tunnels and beautiful passages is what you will experience at this dive site. The dive begins on the East side of the Isola Bella, descending next to the island to around 10 metres. Following the island round to the North, descending slowly along side the reef walls. Marine life to see are Hermit crabs and Moray Eels to numerous Nudibranchs and flatworms. Do not forget to turn your head to the deep blue and look out for the Common Stingray swimming in the distan…
The underwater canyon, a maze of tunnels and beautiful passages is what you will experience at this dive site. The dive begins on the East side of the Isola Bella, descending next to the island to around 10 metres. Following the island round to the North, descending slowly along side the reef walls. Marine life to see are Hermit crabs and Moray Eels to numerous Nudibranchs and flatworms. Do not forget to turn your head to the deep blue and look out for the Common Stingray swimming in the distance.
Once you reach 30m, you have found the entrance to the Canyon, a 20m high rock split in two, creating a magical passage to dive through. Look to the bottom to find a Seahorse attached to marine grass and algae.
At 16m, you have reached the end of the Canyon. Continuing straight into the Isola Bella Island to find the maze of tunnels. The beauty of the rock formations and the light that passes down from the surface is truly a magical sight. We will end the dive at 5 metres under the boat.
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