Blu Infinito Diving Center

Blu Infinito Diving Center is situated in one of the most striking coastal areas of north-eastern Sardinia. Based at Capo Coda Cavallo, just 20 km south of Olbia, the centre sits on a granite promontory covered in Mediterranean maquis that overlooks clear, fine-sand coves and beaches.

The centre operates within the Tavolara Marine Protected Area, providing access to some of the region's most significant underwater environments. Whether you are looking for reef exploration, night dives, or formal training, the location offers a diverse range of underwater scenery.

As a PADI 5 Star Diving Centre, Blu Infinito is led by Fabio Dolino, a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer. The team is professional, multilingual, and focused on providing enthusiast-led experiences for divers of all levels.

The staff provides guidance for a wide variety of activities, including snorkeling and guided dives. Their expertise covers everything from initial training to advanced specialty instruction and professional development.

The centre offers a comprehensive curriculum of PADI courses for every stage of a diver's progression. This includes the Open Water Diver course for those starting their journey, as well as advanced training and specialty certifications.

For those looking to move into professional waters, the centre provides Divemaster training. They also offer specific specialities, such as the PADI Wreck Diver course, to help you refine your skills in specific environments.

The centre provides a range of Scubapro equipment for hire, ensuring reliable kit for your dives. For those who prefer to use their own gear, equipment storage facilities are available on-site.

Nitrox is available for divers looking to extend their bottom time. The centre also provides services for charging dive torches, ensuring you are prepared for their twilight and night dive programmes.

The centre is open for diving from May to October. During this season, the waters of the Tavolara Marine Protected Area and Capo Coda Cavallo provide the primary window for local exploration.