Local tourism guide that lists Punta Cappellone as a north-side dive with a 40m depth and wall/siphon features.
Italy · Lampedusa and the Pelagie Islands
Lampedusa wall dive with a deep crack and clear water.
Lampedusa wall dive with a deep crack and clear water.
A Lampedusa dive center is the practical way to handle the boat run, the brief, and day-to-day condition choices.
Punta Cappellone is a north-side Lampedusa boat dive with a steep wall, a sharp crack, and a multilevel rock line that rewards slow, controlled exploration. It suits advanced divers who are comfortable with depth changes and buoyancy, with the deeper section best left for a calm day and a local guide.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Keep the dive slow and controlled on the wall, and do not press into the crack or grotto section unless the briefing and your gas plan support it.
Access Restrictions
Boat access is the normal approach, and a Lampedusa operator is the practical way to manage site selection and conditions.
Legal Notes
The site sits within the Pelagie marine protected area, so follow local zone rules and boat instructions.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best as a guided multilevel scuba dive with buoyancy control and a computer. The deeper wall and crack are a better fit for advanced comfort than for a quick sightseeing hop.
Freediving
Possible only for experienced freedivers with local guidance, but the site profile is much better suited to scuba.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling is only secondary here; the main interest sits on the wall and deeper rock line.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Local tourism guide that lists Punta Cappellone as a north-side dive with a 40m depth and wall/siphon features.
Dive-center page describing Punta Cappellone as a 5-40m wall/crack route with grotto-like structure.