This dive is named after a small inlet south of Otranto harbor, a quiet place where wild pigeons nest. It is also particularly interesting for the presence of amphora remains, a sign of ancient shipwrecks.

Wonderful wall accessible either from land via reef or by boat just moments from the dive. Dive suitable for all levels, with maximum depth of 24 meters.

Dive site two miles from the coast, square dive profile in the blue, with a maximum depth of 35 meters. On a sandy bottom you can admire the Junker 88, a twin-engine bomber built by the German company Junkers GmbH.

Square dive on wreck. The ship lies on a sandy bottom 33 meters long 110 meters. Even from the first few meters of the descent you can see the very large wreck. It is located off Torre Inserraglio, 4 miles from Santa Caterina.

This beautiful shipwreck lies at the bottom of Othonoi Island, the most northwestern island of Greece. The top of the wreck is at 12 meters with a maximum depth of 30 meters.

Just a few meters off the coast of Othonoi Island you will find this fantastic shipwreck. It is lying at 18 meters deep. You are able to penetrate to the engine room and other parts of the ship.

At this site you can see a wide variety of fish and octopuses. Various underwater terrain, forming a small labyrinth ending in an underwater tunnel.

The MIG-21 is a Soviet-era military jet that was used by the Albanian Air Force. The MIG-21 wreck provides an excellent opportunity for underwater photography enthusiasts to capture stunning images of the aircraft and its marine inhabitants.

Diving in Porto Palermo, Albania, offers an unforgettable underwater adventure with its unique blend of historical relics, diverse marine life, and stunning underwater landscapes.

A fantastic reef situated just 100 meters from the coastline, named from the beautiful castle ‘Aggelokastro.’ Maximum depth at Aggelokastro is 30 meters and visibility is routinely better than 20 meters.