Capo Noli
About Capo Noli
A sandy seabed slopes down to around 40 m, broken up by rocks and boulders. After a gentle start, the slope becomes much steeper, forming an almost wall-like drop of sand toward the bottom, where scattered debris can be found. The site is known for sand-dwelling marine life, with seasonal sightings of monkfish in winter, along with octopus and various invertebrates.
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Capo Noli Planning Details
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Reported Depth
Up to 40m
Depth Note
Sandy esplanade descends to 40 m, with a steeper section forming an almost wall-like drop.
Safety & Access At Capo Noli
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Safety Notes
A steep sandy drop and depths to 40 m make buoyancy control and depth management important.
Local Intel For Capo Noli
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Scuba
Profile includes an initial gradual sandy slope followed by a much steeper descent down to about 40 m, with rocks, boulders, and scattered debris.
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