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Coralligenous walls, island caves, and storied wrecks across Sicily's wild western edge
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The route compresses several Mediterranean dive styles into one land-based trip. San Vito Lo Capo operators reach shoals, gorgonian walls, archaeological coast, and the deep Kent Wreck. Favignana adds accessible day-boat diving and current-swept terrain such as Cow Passage. Resident Marettimo centers specialize in walls, canyons, passages, caves, and coralligenous formations around Punta Bassana and Scoglio Spandillo. The strongest trip combines easier reef days with advanced objectives rather than treating every site as interchangeable.
A signature Marettimo wall beginning around {{ 10 | distance:m }}, stepping through coralligenous structure, and continuing beyond normal sightseeing depths.
A southern Marettimo shoal with currentfed reef structure, gorgonians, and a typical working range around {{ 25 | distance:m }} to {{ 30 | distance:m }}.
A versatile San Vito coastal site combining seagrass, rocky reef, tunafishing heritage, submerged archaeological traces, and a dropoff from about {{ 5 | distance:m }} to {{ 28 | distance:m }}.
Favignana's currentinfluenced reef and canyon terrain combines shallow orientation areas with walls to roughly {{ 30 | distance:m }}, colorful sea fans, and chances for schooling fish.
The roughly {{ 72 | distance:m }} cargo vessel lies off Tonnara del Secco, with reported diving depths around {{ 38 | distance:m }} to {{ 54 | distance:m }}.
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