Diving the Paguro Wreck — from Rimini

The Paguro is one of the most famous wrecks in the Adriatic. An oil rig that sank in 1965 off the coast of Ravenna, now at a depth of about 26 meters, it has become one of the richest artificial reefs in the Mediterranean for marine life. Lobsters, conger eels, white bream, groupers, and schools of fish move among the rusted metal structures. A place known to divers from all over Italy and well worth the trip.

We depart from Rimini at 10:00 a.m. and sail to the wreck, about two hours' sailing off the coast of Romagna. Scuba gear is included for one or two divers, with everything needed for the dive. Those who don't dive can stay on the boat, swim on the surface, and enjoy the day in the open sea with the ice box provided. We return to Rimini in the late afternoon.

Fuel is not included and is calculated on a final basis. Contact us for available dates and the number of divers on board.

Paguro is one of those places that, once seen from the inside, you never forget.