Aquodiving Centro Immersioni

Located in the heart of the Isole Tremiti, Aquodiving operates from the island of San Domino. The centre is set within a beautiful Aleppo pine forest, offering a unique and calm atmosphere for divers to prepare for their outings into the Adriatic.

As a Silver member of The Oceancy, the centre places a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability and the protection of the local marine ecosystem. This commitment is particularly relevant given the centre's location within a protected marine reserve, ensuring that the underwater environments you visit are managed with care.

The team at Aquodiving is composed of professional, experienced staff dedicated to both recreational and technical diving. They manage a wide range of activities, from initial discovery dives to specialised training for more advanced divers.

Instruction is provided in Italian, and the centre is well-equipped to handle various diver needs, including night dives and snorkeling excursions. Their approach focuses on professional standards and a deep respect for the local marine protected area.

Aquodiving offers a comprehensive curriculum through its RAID affiliation. You can begin with Scuba Diver or Open Water Diver 20 certifications and progress through the levels toward Divemaster.

For those looking to expand their technical capabilities, the centre provides specialised training including Nitrox, Deep 40, Deco 40, and Deco 50. They also offer Master Rescue Diver training for those focused on safety and advanced skills.

The centre provides a range of services to support your diving, including night dive equipment and various training options. For those looking to travel to the islands, AquoTravel can assist with the logistics of reaching Termoli and the Tremiti archipelago.

The seabed in this part of the Adriatic is characterised by healthy meadows of Posidonia oceanica, which provide essential habitat for many species. These seagrass beds form the foundation of the local ecosystem.

The rocky areas and coastal structures are home to a variety of marine life, making the protected reserve a productive environment for observation. You will find a diverse range of species inhabiting the crevices and surfaces of the reefs.