The historic base is divided into the office and the diving center. At the office you can book a dive, usually leaving in the morning at 9.00 and afternoon at 15.00, but in high season it is possible to dive also at 11.00 and 17.00; every 3/4 days is also planned for night dive.The first step is then in the office, where the efficient secretary will fill you up with a data card and mark out what equipment you need for diving; they have about 70 suits (between wet, semi-dry and dry) 20 BCD, 15 complete octopus, 15 illuminators, weights, fins and masks, but above all about 40 bottles.After diving, your dive section will be completed in your card, so you will have the salient information available and above all we will not risk repeating the same dive.Once registered, you will be ready to join the rest of the crew at the diving center, who will provide you with the necessary equipment and will tell you the dive you will do.libeccio2The dive sites are all reachable within a maximum of 5 minutes of sailing, thanks to our Libeccio and Tritone inflatable boats, respectively 7 mt and 5.50 mt. Finally, the diving cooperates with many real estate agencies and the Hotel in the area, so they are available to you if you need an accommodation for your stay in Costa Paradiso.
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Localita' Costa Paradiso, 07038 Trinità D'Agultu e Vignola OT, Italy
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