Pelagos D.C. Lampedusa

Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Pelagos 2.0 operates out of Lampedusa, serving as a gateway to some of the most significant marine environments in the region. The centre focuses on connecting divers with the natural world through a deep respect for the sea and its ecosystems.

The diving offered here spans the breadth of the Pelagie Islands, with excursions reaching Lampedusa, Linosa, and Lampione. Whether you are looking for standard recreational dives or more advanced technical explorations, the centre is structured to support various levels of experience.

The team at Pelagos 2.0 is composed of experienced instructors dedicated to both skill development and environmental stewardship. Their approach integrates a commitment to protecting the marine treasures they explore, ensuring that diving activities remain respectful of the local habitat.

Beyond standard recreational instruction, the centre is equipped to handle technical divers, providing the expertise required for more complex underwater profiles. They also organise underwater cruises, allowing for extended exploration of the surrounding waters.

The centre provides a complete syllabus of training, starting with fundamental courses such as Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver. For those looking to progress their professional career, they offer Divemaster and Instructor Development Course (IDC) programmes.

Specialised training is also available for divers looking to expand their technical capabilities. This includes Nitrox, Deep Diver, and Wreck Diver certifications, catering to those who wish to move beyond basic recreational limits.

The waters around Lampedusa are known for hosting significant pelagic life, with sharks being a notable presence in the area. These encounters provide a glimpse into the larger predators that inhabit the Mediterranean ecosystems.

In the local reefs and rocky structures, you can find various species such as octopus. The biodiversity of the area is a key driver for those visiting the Pelagie Islands.

The marine environment is characterised by a variety of habitats that support a range of life, from the open water to the more sheltered reef sections.