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Red Sea: the great classic

The Red Sea is the dive trip par excellence, and it’s no surprise we keep going back: warm, clear water almost all year round, visibility often over 30 metres and one of the richest coral reefs on the planet. A few hours’ flight from Rome you’ll find walls covered in soft corals, shoals of anthias, turtles, Napoleon wrasse and — for those after a thrill — big pelagics and legendary wrecks.

We know Sharm El Sheikh inside out — we’ve been back around thirty times — and Sharm El Naga around fifteen: among the reefs of Ras Mohammed, the sheltered bays and the wrecks. It’s exactly this experience that makes the difference: we know how to move, and you just enjoy the trip, worry-free. It’s ideal both for newly certified divers, with easy, protected sites, and for experienced divers after depth and current — and perfect for non-diving companions too, between sea, sun and relaxation.

Maldives: atolls and big encounters

You come to the Maldives for the big animals: mantas circling the cleaning stations, whale sharks, reef sharks along the channels — the famous channel dives driven by the current. But also for the postcard we all know — atolls, turquoise lagoons, white sand — experienced, though, as divers rather than ordinary tourists.

We were there in 2014 and 2022, between liveaboard and resort. It’s the right trip to combine thrilling dives and a dream holiday, and it works perfectly for those bringing a partner or family too.

Bali (Indonesia): from mola mola to the Liberty wreck

Bali isn’t only temples and rice terraces: underwater it offers some of Indonesia’s most varied diving. The USAT Liberty wreck at Tulamben, covered in life and reachable from shore; the currents of Nusa Penida where, in the right season, you meet the mola mola, the giant sunfish; and the mantas of Manta Point.

We went in 2019, combining diving and Balinese culture. A destination that satisfies divers and companions alike, between sea, nature and spirituality.

Madagascar, Nosy Be: wild reefs in the Indian Ocean

Nosy Be, off the north of Madagascar, is the gateway to a still-wild stretch of the Indian Ocean: reefs full of life, canyons and shoals and — in the right season — encounters with passing whale sharks and humpbacks. An authentic sea, far from mass tourism.

We returned in 2018 and 2024, combining diving with Madagascar’s unique nature. A big trip for those who want to explore little-travelled seas.

Island of Giglio: Tuscany underwater

Giglio is one of our favourite destinations: we’ve returned season after season, from 2017 to 2019 and beyond. Crystal-clear water, shoals full of life, walls dropping into the blue and wrecks, with dives for every level — from newly certified divers to advanced.

An authentic Tuscan island where, after the bubbles, you enjoy the village, the harbour and good food.

Pozzuoli and Campi Flegrei: submerged archaeology

In the Campi Flegrei, at Pozzuoli, you dive into history: the Underwater Park of Baia holds Roman roads, mosaics, columns and villas now lying under a few metres of water, for a dive that is sea and archaeology at once. A unique experience in Italy, which we enjoyed in 2021 — perfect for anyone wanting something different from the usual reef.

Y-40: the deepest pool in the world

At Montegrotto Terme is the Y-40 The Deep Joy, among the deepest pools in the world (over 40 metres) with thermal water at 32-34°C. The perfect place to train, practise buoyancy, depth and new configurations in total comfort and safety — or simply to have fun. We went as a group in 2022.