Scuba Diving and Discover Scuba (Punta Campanella Wall, Vervece, Li Galli)

Scuba diving and Discover Scuba experiences on the Sorrento peninsula in Campania, Italy, are offered by Punta Campanella Diving, described as a PADI 5-star centre and bookable through bluekeys.it. An OpenStreetMap listing places the centre on Via Fontanella in Marina della Lobra, Massa Lubrense, while BlueKeys lists a base at Marina Grande in Sorrento, so the pick-up point should be confirmed on booking. Dive sites include the Punta Campanella Wall (5-40 m, advanced), Scoglio del Vervece (10-30 m, with a shallow 5-12 m area for beginners), the Crapolla caves and Grotta dello Zaffiro (5-18 m), and Li Galli (8-25 m). The marine reserve allows limited use with the permission of the managing authority. Certified divers can book single afternoon dives, two-tank morning dives and night dives, and beginners can try a Discover Scuba session. Open Water courses are also quoted. Divers must present a certification card and complete a medical declaration, and the Punta Campanella Wall requires advanced experience because of depth and current. Equipment rental is provided, and an underwater camera can be hired from about EUR 15. Prices vary by source: a single afternoon dive is EUR 55-70, Discover Scuba EUR 130-160 (one table says from EUR 75), a two-tank morning dive EUR 90-155, a night dive from EUR 65 and an Open Water course EUR 350-650. Dive centres following PADI standards give a pre-dive briefing on signals, depth limits and emergency procedures and dive with a guide, but the sources do not describe the centre's rescue or evacuation plan, so visitors should ask. Boat trips run from April to November, with June and September the best months for conditions and visibility. Strong wind, swell or recent rain can cancel dives. Divers should not fly within the interval recommended after diving.