Tamatete Diving Center

Tamatete Diving Center is situated at Cala Sinzias in Castiadas, positioned on the south-eastern coast of Sardinia. The centre is located within the Lido Tamatete, a coastal complex that maintains a plastic-free commitment and provides easy access to the sea via a dedicated beach, restaurant, and bar.

Because the centre is authorised to operate within the Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area, you have direct access to some of the most ecologically significant waters in the region. The marine landscape here is defined by a mix of granite rock formations, shallow sandy areas, and extensive Posidonia seagrass meadows.

The centre caters to a wide range of experience levels, from those looking for their very first experience in the water to fully certified divers. They offer 'Battesimo del mare' introductory sessions for both adults and children, with the latter being available for those aged six and up.

For those looking to progress through their training, the centre provides various diving courses. The team manages both beginner instruction and guided explorations for those already holding certifications.

Training at the centre covers the full spectrum of progression. They offer introductory sessions for beginners and a range of 'Corsi sub' diving courses to help divers move through their certification levels.

The centre utilises a diverse fleet to reach the various dive sites, including semi-rigid boats, sailing boats, and catamarans. These vessels allow for different types of outings depending on the conditions and the specific site being visited.

The centre is based at the Lido Tamatete, which provides a comfortable shore-based environment for divers. The site includes a restaurant and bar, making it a practical base for both day trips and longer stays in the area.

The marine environment is dominated by healthy Posidonia meadows, which provide the structural foundation for the local ecosystem. These seagrass beds create a nursery for numerous species and offer a lush, green backdrop for your dives.

The rocky sections of the reefs are characterised by granite formations that provide plenty of crevices and shelter. These habitats are essential for the various species that inhabit the Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area.