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Roman mosaics, volcanic walls, and island-blue water in one ferry-linked gulf
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Scuba here moves from a guided Roman city at Baia to volcanic walls in Regno di Nettuno. Centro Sub Campi Flegrei publishes active Baia programs, while the MPA maintains its own current list of authorized Ischia operators. Beginners can study mosaics at Ninfeo or settle into sheltered Mezzatorre; advanced divers can plan gorgonian and red-coral profiles at Punta Pizzaco and Punta Sant'Angelo. Capri and the Sorrento coast add limestone boat diving, but they are best treated as a flexible extension rather than the trip's only base.
Ninfeo - Parco Archeologico Sommerso di Baia
A controlled, very shallow route around statues and Roman masonry at roughly {{ 4 | distance:m }} to {{ 5 | distance:m }}.
Roman harbor structures, roads, walls, and mosaic details sit around {{ 3 | distance:m }} to {{ 5 | distance:m }}, making this one of the gulf's strongest beginnerfriendly culture dives.
Ancient pylons meet activelooking gas vents and sulfurstained seabed between roughly {{ 9 | distance:m }} and {{ 16 | distance:m }}.
A sheltered Ischia bay with volcanic rock and an easy wallstyle route around {{ 4 | distance:m }} to {{ 14 | distance:m }}.
A sheltered rocky bay on Ischia with shore access, clearwater appeal, and terrain from the surface to about {{ 30 | distance:m }}.
Volcanic rock, Posidonia, sand, and reported octopus and moray life lie between about {{ 2 | distance:m }} and {{ 18 | distance:m }}.
Procida's signature wall starts near {{ 5 | distance:m }} and falls far beyond recreational limits.
A volcanic wall commonly planned around {{ 30 | distance:m }} to {{ 50 | distance:m }}, with moderate current, gorgonians, and red coral.
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