I Corbelli

Also known as: Corbelli Rock · Scoglio dei Corbelli

Anchoring on the north side of the largest rock at about 10 m, divers follow a slope of boulders and walls around the rocks. On the north side two boulders lean together to form a wide tunnel covered in sea daisies. Lower down, yellow gorgonians give way to red fans around 40 to 45 m, with lobsters and a few groupers in the cracks, and an old corroded mine lies on the sand. Dentex, barracuda and sometimes ocean sunfish appear off the rocks. The canyon cut into the rock at the end of the dive is a favourite of photographers.

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I Corbelli
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Corbelli Rock
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Scoglio dei Corbelli
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