Posts tagged ‘Natural Marine Area of Capo Carbonara’
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No sand can be collected, no shell can be picked… and of course no sea creature can be fished. That is why the waters comprised in the Natural Marine Area of Capo Carbonara swarm with fishes.
Saddled breams at Porto Giunco
Mullets at Cava Usai
Rock fishes, Cala Santo Stefano
Saddled breams at Cavoli island
Ascidia colony, Timiama
Mullets at Punta Molentis
The boat engine from a wreck off Cavoli islands with anchovies
Underwater pictures shot either with Huawei p30 pro or Olympus Though-1. Click each picture to zoom in.
Previous episodes:
1 Sardinia welcomes
2 Blues alla Carbonara
3 Summer greens
4 Barriers
5 Row, row, row your boat
6 Bend it
7 Walk on ancient rocks
8 Under landscapes
Under landscapes
A glimpse on the sea bottom variability present in the Natural Marine Area of Capo Carbonara. White granite rocks covered with multicolored algae, blue depths, Posidonia sea beds. And fishes.
Cavoli island
Cava Usai
Timiama
Capo Carbonara
Cala Caterina
Cala Pira
Underwater pictures shot either with Huawei p30 pro or Olympus Though-1. Click each picture to zoom in.
Previous episodes:
1 Sardinia welcomes
2 Blues alla Carbonara
3 Summer greens
4 Barriers
5 Row, row, row your boat
6 Bend it
7 Walk on ancient rocks
Blues alla Carbonara
The Natural Marine Area of Capo Carbonara was established in 1999. It consists of white sandy beaches, shallow waters, Posidonia oceanica prairies and granite rocks. All ingredients contributing to the shades of blue you can dive and snorkel in.
Timiama, Villasimius
Porto Giunco, Villasimius
Punta Molentis Beach
Cala Santa Stefano, Villasimius
Porto Giunco beach (front), Stagno Notteri (center) and Campolongu (back), shot from Torre di Porto Giunco, Villasimius
All pictures shot with Nikon D800 plus Nikon 50 mm 1.4G / 16-35 mm 2.8 / 70-200 mm 2.8. Click each picture to zoom in.
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