L'Ancora
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About this site
L'Ancora is a dive site on the sandy plateau that forms the seabed of the Grotticelle, at forty metres depth. A Roman anchor sticks up out of the sand there, half buried and covered in encrusting sponges and bryozoans.
The anchor lies right at the edge of the drop into the submarine valley that cuts into the Grotticelle and runs almost to the coast. This valley is a hill of sand held up by a rock wall, and dense colonies of bryozoans and sponges live on that wall.
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