Diving, or any underwater activity has become a favourite of those who want to mix their passion for the sea and sport. A one-of-a-kind extreme activity, it is adrenaline-fuelled and exciting, allowing you to discover marine environments few other people have seen.

Unlike the average tourist in Italy, the diver gets to visit beautiful, breathtaking places which are off the beaten track and the tourist guide books. Some of the most striking coasts can be found along the Tyrrhenian Sea in Tuscany, a calm and picturesque sea perfect for beginners and experts.
 
The Mediterranean Sea also offers diving lovers and undersea explorers the chance to experience some of the world’s most fascinating and picturesque seabeds. Better known for its beaches, The Mediterranean has diving locations whose beauty can only be rivalled by the most famous tropical seas.

Luckily, there are an endless number of diving schools in Italy, many of which have popped up in recent years. But it doesn’t matter whether you’re are a beginner or an expert, you should always dive with a trained professional who knows the waters and the equipment you’re using well.

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