Centro Sub Campi Flegrei

A 5*IDC diving centre offering diving and snorkelling in the Gulf of Naples, around the Phlegraean islands and within the underwater Archaeological Park of Baiae (the so-called submerged Pompeii!) Open all year.

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Website: napolidivingcenter.it (opens in a new tab)

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