La Molara
About La Molara
This dive is on the west side of the island of S. Stefano, facing a dock known as “la Madonnina”, close to the boundary of a fully protected marine area. The seabed features large boulders, sandy plateaus, and Posidonia seagrass. It is known for encounters with schooling barracuda and other Mediterranean fish, and it also has archaeological interest, with amphora fragments and occasionally intact amphorae reported on the bottom.
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Safety & Access At La Molara
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Safety Notes
The site lies near the boundary of a fully protected marine protected area; ensure you remain outside restricted zones and follow local regulations.
Access Restrictions
Adjacent to the border with a fully protected marine protected area; access and activities may be restricted near the boundary.
Local Intel For La Molara
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Scuba
Underwater terrain includes large boulders, sandy plateaus, and Posidonia seagrass, with noted archaeological finds such as amphora shards.
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