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Karst caverns, wartime wrecks, and turquoise coves beneath Sardinia's Supramonte
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Cala Gonone supports a broad local day-boat program rather than a single signature itinerary. Argonauta documents shallow rocky routes, drift diving, natural galleries, walls, wartime wrecks, and technical caves, while Bluforia and ProTec add recreational and specialist training. Beginners can start on protected terrain near town; advanced divers can target the separated KT-12 Bow and KT-12 Stern. The appeal is progression: use an easy checkout to learn the local rock and buoyancy demands, then choose deeper or overhead objectives only when certification, recent experience, gas, and guide ratios support them.
A shallow town entry from the Cala Gonone waterfront provides rocky habitat from the surface to about {{ 8 | distance:m }}.
The forward section of a WWII transport rests on an advanced boatdive profile around {{ 27 | distance:m }} to {{ 30 | distance:m }}.
The stern section sits around {{ 30 | distance:m }} to {{ 34 | distance:m }} and preserves the propeller, rudder, and artillery features.
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