Taccio Vecchio

Taccio Vecchio is an advanced dive site in Tunisian waters near the Pelagic Islands, reaching twenty-four meters depth along a rocky reef formation in the central Mediterranean. This site offers experienced divers impressive underwater topography and a healthy Mediterranean marine community in the exceptionally clear waters that characterize this region. The underwater landscape features dramatic rock formations with overhangs, swim-throughs, and crevices that create complex three-dimensional habitat. The twenty-four meter depth provides access to deeper reef zones while remaining within recreational limits for experienced divers. The rock surfaces are decorated with gorgonian corals, sponges, and various encrusting organisms. Marine life is diverse and includes Mediterranean species in healthy populations. Groupers, sea bream, and amberjacks are regularly encountered, while the rocky habitat shelters moray eels, octopus, and various crustaceans. The site's central Mediterranean position means the water is clean and clear, often providing visibility exceeding twenty meters. Taccio Vecchio delivers rewarding Mediterranean diving with genuine topographical interest and healthy marine communities. The combination of dramatic rock formations, diverse marine life, and excellent visibility creates an advanced dive experience of real quality.