Scoglio di Tahiti
Also known as: Tahiti · Cala Coticcio · Secche di Thaity
Two large rocks break the surface here, and from them two granite ridges reach south to around 35 m before ending on bright white sand. The contrast between the sand and the granite makes it one of the most scenic sites around Caprera. Dusky groupers and schools of brown meagre are regular sights, and octopuses dig their dens in the sand. Large slipper lobsters hide in the crevices around the main shoal near the mooring buoy. Orso Diving also reports old anchors on the sand around a small round shoal to the east.
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