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The Karibu diving Center of Capo Caccia
 is located at the Hotel Capo Caccia. On top of a small promontory, surrounded by the crystal-clear sea, the village dominates the impressive cliff of Capo Caccia. From the terrace of the hotel, the view goes towards the “faraglioni” at Punta Giglio and on to the mythological Falesie dei Grifoni (Cliffs of the griffons) and the marine Park of Capo Caccia/Isola Piana ( click here to view the park's map ).  From the village, one easily reaches the numerous suggestive coves of the promontory of Punta del Quadro, from where it is easy to get into the water, even for non-experts. All the common spaces are situated in the central area: the reception, the club office, the bazaar, a bar with a large panoramic terrace, and a bar overlooking the sea. And there’s more: two restaurants, a pizzeria, a disco, an amphitheatre, a pool…  The central area, the dépendence and the other building of the village are connected to one another by a covered passage, which pleasantly crosses the park and finally reaches the pool and the beach. A luxuriant park surrounds the village buildings with the typical plants of the Mediterranean vegetation: pines, oleander trees, roses, genista, bougainville, prickly pears etc. |
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