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Relitto dello Schooner

The Relitto dello Schooner, a wooden sailing vessel that sank over a century ago, holds a special place in our hearts for its quiet dignity. Dropping down onto the wreck, you’re greeted by the ghostly outline of its hull, still largely intact despite the years. We love how the Mediterranean gorgonians have taken hold, their fronds swaying gently in the subtle current, creating a living tapestry over the timbers. Penetration is possible into the holds, offering a thrilling glimpse into the past – just remember to bring a good torch and keep your fin kicks precise to avoid silting. Look out for the resident moray eels peeking from crevices and the occasional scorpionfish camouflaged against the wood. This site really suits divers who appreciate history and a slightly more contemplative dive, away from the usual bustling reef action. It’s not about huge pelagics here, but the intimate details of a wreck reclaimed by the sea.