Article says Tegghia Liscia is one of the best-known Sardinia dive sites and describes calm sea, clear water, abundant organisms, and help from local diving teams.
Italy · Northern Sardinia (La Maddalena and Tavolara)
Classic Tavolara wall dive with clear water.
Classic Tavolara wall dive with clear water.
Local Tavolara-area operators know the wall line, reserve rules, and the best boat timing.
Tegghia Liscia is a classic Tavolara wall dive with a shallow start, coralligenous rock, and a long vertical face that suits relaxed boat diving. It is a good fit for divers who want clear water, steady marine life, and a site that can be kept simple or extended along the wall.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Stay with the guide on the wall line and keep the swim-through conservative if you are not comfortable overhead.
Access Restrictions
Boat access is the normal route from nearby Tavolara-area operators.
Legal Notes
Observe Tavolara marine reserve rules and any operator briefing before entry.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best as a relaxed boat dive along the wall, with room to keep the profile shallow or follow the face a little deeper.
Freediving
Not a freedive-first site; the wall profile is better suited to scuba planning.
Snorkeling
The shallow start may interest snorkelers in calm conditions, but the site is mainly a scuba wall dive.
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
Article says Tegghia Liscia is one of the best-known Sardinia dive sites and describes calm sea, clear water, abundant organisms, and help from local diving teams.
Dive-center listing in Porto Coda Cavallo describes guided diving services, facilities, and Tegghia Liscia as one of the recommended dives.
Official reserve page says Tegghia Liscia is a classic wall dive south of Tavolara and describes the wall, habitat, and marine life.

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