Baia Underwater Archaeological Park

Punta Campanella Marine Reserve

Scoglio del Vervece

Secca di Ieranto

Campania gave the world pizza, mozzarella di bufala, spaghetti alle vongole and sfogliatella. The coast is rich in seafood, tomatoes and the wines of Vesuvius and the Amalfi lemons. Local ingredients and simple coastal preparation let the pure Italian flavours shine through in every seafood meal. Local ingredients and simple coastal preparation let the pure Italian flavours shine through in every seafood meal.

Grand Hotel Excelsior Vittoria

Hotel Punta Tragara

Hotel Santa Caterina

Grand Hotel Vesuvio

Campania is the beating heart of Italian diving, blending archaeological wonder with glamorous islands and dramatic walls. The Baia Underwater Archaeological Park near Naples lets divers swim among submerged Roman villas, mosaics and statues lifted by bradyseism. Capri offers the red-gorgonian Certosa wall, the Vervece pinnacle and the emerald Grotta dello Smeraldo. The Amalfi Coast adds the Ieranto wall, the Zaffiro cavern and the Li Galli pinnacles, while the Sorrento Peninsula’s Punta Campanella reserve guards gorgonians. Salerno and Agropoli close the region with reefs and the Esaro wreck. Rich, varied and steeped in history, Campania is a world-class destination. The region rewards careful planning and respects the strong Italian marine-protection rules, offering rewarding diving for a range of Mediterranean experience levels.

Campania – Naples, Capri, Amalfi, Baia

Fly into Naples (NAP), then drive or ferry to Capri, Sorrento, Amalfi and Salerno. Dive bases sit in Naples (Baia), Capri, Massa Lubrense and Agropoli.

Dive Sites in Campania – Naples, Capri, Amalfi, Baia

Baia Underwater Archaeological Park

Punta Campanella Marine Reserve

Scoglio del Vervece

Secca di Ieranto