Diving with the Peter Diving System in Calabria

We present you an innovative system for exploring the seabed without the weight of the tank on your shoulders: the Peter Diving System.

With this package we offer you an underwater experience in the transparent waters of Calabria and to carry it out, we will use this method. Here is finally an option for all those who still have some doubts or fears in approaching the world of diving.

Discovering the world will be even easier and more fun thanks to this mode which does not require mounting the classic equipment on the shoulders. This system will take you under water thanks to the use of a cylinder fixed to a float on the surface and to which a hose is connected with three regulators that reach a maximum depth of 5-6 metres.

The total absence of weight on the shoulders guarantees much more freedom in movement and you will have a feeling of total lightness, in and out of the water. One of the advantages is that you can easily transport the equipment even by dinghy.

Thanks to the Peter Diving System, the dive is transformed into an authentic underwater experience and all you have to do is concentrate on contemplating the wonders that lie beneath the seabed.

Your first underwater experience will be simple and pure, and thanks to an expert instructor always at your side, safety will be guaranteed.

The Peter Diving System is also ideal for the first approach to diving for children, elderly people and people with disabilities .

There are numerous dive sites available for beginners. Among the many, the famous Fossa dei cavallucci in Marina di Gioiosa Ionica stand out, the archaeological site of the ancient Greek city of Kaulon which is located in 5-6 meters deep, and the ancient Wrecks Kingstown and Captain Antonio, which rest on the seabed along the Ionian coasts at a depth of 8 -12 meters and whose upper ends almost reach the surface.

Moving to the Tyrrhenian, it is possible to immerse yourself in the transparent waters, admire the richness of biodiversity and the colors of the legendary Scylla.

The group can contain a maximum of 12 participants, in shifts of 3. The carrying out of the activity is subject to weather and sea conditions.