Cave diving in Sardinia
Sea caves that turn into freshwater springs in the Gulf of Orosei (Bue Marino, Bel Torrente, Utopia), the deep Su Gologone spring and the protected sea caves of Capo Caccia near Alghero.
10 caves · down to 137 m · 4 suitable for an intro team
All 10 caves
| Site | Max depth | Type | Certification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grotta dei Fantasmi | – | Not known yet | Intro to cave |
| Grotta del Bel Torrente | 40 m | Backmount | Full cave |
| Grotta del Bue Marino | 20 m | Backmount | Full cave |
| Grotta del Falco | – | Backmount | Open water / no overhead |
| Grotta del Fico | 28 m | Sidemount | Full cave |
| Grotta di Nereo | 35 m | Backmount | Open water / no overhead |
| Grotta di Sa Oche | – | Sidemount | Full cave |
| Grotta Utopia | 125 m | Backmount | Full cave |
| Risorgenza di Cala Luna | 40 m | Sidemount | Full cave |
| Sorgente di Su Gologone | 137 m | Not known yet | Full cave |
Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training.
Practical info: rules, fills and emergency numbers
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Compiled from web research (Sardinian regional cave cadastre, dive centres, DeepDivingAcademy, Scintilena, Wikipedia, Capo Caccia AMP rules, news reports; Sept 2026). Pins from the cadastre unless stated; ~ = estimate. Rules change — check locally.