Dive Area
Taking its name from Kabak Bay nearby, the tunnel is only suitable for experienced divers.
Shaped like a horizontal hourglass with the centre hole about 3 m round. The bryozoans (tiny invertebrate moss like colony animals) are extremely fragile, are present inside the tunnel, you must avoid touching them. After going forward for a while, you can see a metal fuel tank at 16-18 metres and end your dive. From time to time, it is possible to see schools of amberjacks and bonitos.
The underwater tunnel is 60 metres in length, 5-20 metres in width, and 5-8 metres in height. In open waters, bogues and picarels dance around you throughout the dive.
Dive Profile
- Maximum Depth
- Average Depth
- Level
- Suitable only for experienced divers.
- Current
- Visibility
- Dive Duration
Dive Briefing
- Location
- Shaped like a horizontal hourglass with the centre hole about 3 m round. The bryozoans (tiny invertebrate moss like colony animals) are extremely fragile, are present inside the tunnel, you must avoid touching them.
- Entry
- Route
- After exiting the tunnel, turn right and ascend gradually to 11-12 m, you will see the engine of a SAVIOA MARCHETTI SM Class Italian military plane that crashed into the wall while flying away from the British in the second world war.
- Depth
- Shaped like a horizontal hourglass with the centre hole about 3 m round. After exiting the tunnel, turn right and ascend gradually to 11-12 m, you will see the engine of a SAVIOA MARCHETTI SM Class Italian military plane that crashed into the wall while flying away from the British in the second world war.
- Current
- Visibility
- Marine Life
- Safety
- Exit
- After exiting the tunnel, turn right and ascend gradually to 11-12 m, you will see the engine of a SAVIOA MARCHETTI SM Class Italian military plane that crashed into the wall while flying away from the British in the second world war.