Bully Diving - Cala del Principe

Bully Diving operates across two distinct Italian maritime environments. Their primary base is located in the Gargano region at Cala del Principe, while an additional branch, Barricata Diving Center, is situated within the Villaggio Barricata in the Po Delta Natural Park.

The centre provides access to the diverse ecosystems of these protected areas, including boat excursions through the Po Delta, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Whether you are looking for structured training or exploring the natural oases by bike, the centre integrates diving with the wider coastal landscape.

As a PADI affiliated centre, Bully Diving provides a structured educational environment for all ages. Their training programmes are designed to take divers from their very first breaths underwater through to professional levels.

The teaching curriculum includes the BubbleMaker programme for younger divers, ensuring that children can begin their underwater education in a controlled manner. For those looking to progress professionally, the centre offers the Instructor Development Course (IDC).

The course catalogue covers the full spectrum of PADI certifications. Beginners can start with Discover Scuba Diver or the Scuba Diver course, eventually progressing to the Open Water Diver level.

For more experienced divers, the centre supports advanced training and professional development. This includes the Instructor Development Course (IDC) for those aiming to join the ranks of professional dive instructors.

The centre organises boat excursions to explore the Po Delta Natural Park. These trips are planned around local tidal conditions and weather to ensure safe and effective navigation through the park's unique waterways.

The centre provides equipment hire for divers visiting the area. While specific brands are not listed, they offer the necessary kit to complete your dives, including wetsuits and fins. For those looking to explore the land between dives, they also provide a selection of bicycles, including city bikes and mountain bikes, to visit sites like the Oasi di Cà Mello and the Oasi di Volta Vaccari.

Diving in the Po Delta requires attention to the local environment, as boat itineraries are specifically adapted to the prevailing tidal conditions and weather. The natural landscape of the delta is shaped by these movements, making tidal awareness a key part of any excursion.