This dive site is situated on the southern side of Goli island too. It is a pinnacle with a plateau at 5 m where you can start your dive. It has a great wall that goes down to 45m deep, full of holes, where with some luck you can encounter a dark forkbeard. The wall has colorful sponges. In here you can spot octopus, scorpionfishes, nudibrances, conger and lobster.

This dive site is situated on the southern side of Goli island. It is a pinnacle with a nice wall going down to 35m. It’s a very easy dive site. You can swim around the pinnacle, choosing your depth, and being able to do the safety stop under the boat, looking around to find nudibranchs. Scorpionfish, octopus, and crabs are the most common fish encounters that you can have at this dive site, together with nudibranchs, damselfishes, and wrasse.

Double Rock is one of our favourite dive sites! We start the dive from a depth of 5 meters, following the anchor line. Follow the wall, keeping it on your left shoulder. At around 40m deep, you can find a small rock, full of colourful sponges, big conger, octopus and nudibranches. Between Goli Island and Double Rock there is a canyon cover in colourfull sponges.

Lighthouse is situated on the north side of Goli Island. The top is at 8 m depth, the maximum depth of the external part of the wall is 40-45 m deep. Between the dive site and Goli, is a nice canyon. On the wall around it, it is easy to spot conger, octopus, nudibranches. At around 20m deep, there are 2 big rocks where the top is at 5-8 m, a perfect place for a safety stop.

After Lighthouse, Big Rock is the next dive sites. In the western side of the Big Rock there is a wall dropping down to 40m. Following the wall on your right side, at about 40m, you can see a small rock in front of the wall. This rock is full of gorgonians, sponges, fishes, lobster and conger.