Pilone Nero

One of the most known wreck of the Ligurian sea, this German armed ship sank in 1943 due to a torpedo. It lies on a sandy bottom at 47 m depth. It is 70 m long and its original shape can still be seen: the stern with its propeller, the engine, and the stokehold.

This small wreck lies on a sandy bottom at 26 mts. of depth. A lot of marine life (octopus, morays, congers and groupers) finds the shelter in its metal sheets.

This dive is characterized by dry rocks which stand in a poseidonia garden, on a sandy backdrop, particularly rich in fake red mediterranean coral. This site is also accessible to divers with little experience and suitable for night dives.

This big rock arising from the sandy bottom is covered by red, yellow sea fans, sea sponges, anthias and parazoanthus axinellae. This is a very nice dive within few minute navigation.

The perfect site to start your diving training. You can also enjoy a nice refresh. The pool is top quality and it is few minute walking distance from our Diving Center!

A Diving Center and a Beach Resort, in one. Both located in the beautiful setting of Borgo Marina, conveniently around the corner one from each other. For those unfamiliar with Imperia, Borgo Marina is the first sailor district (in order of closeness to downtown).

This long ridge has many dens and cracks. You can usually meet morays, congers, lobsters and other fishes usually found at these depths. Max depth 32 metres.

Among a field of poseidonias there are several rocks which became the den of marine creatures. The ideal dive site for beginners , refrech or Open Water Diver easy dives.

The perfect dive site for your training. It is a paradise for Open Water Divers who want to improve their skills and abilities. Scuba Skills Update are also well trained here.

It lies on a sandy seabed at 50 meters of depth and we can still admire a part of its load of dressel amphores dated back between the first Century b.C. and the first Century a.D.It is a very interesting wreck, because of the suggestive glimpses and the presence of the sea stars.