Register on the site and receive €5 immediately discount.
Starting from: €30.00 per person
3h
Italian
1-20 people
Archaeological Area
Suitable for children
Suitable for couples
Pets allowed
Parking available
Barrier-free
Language supports
The cost is €40.00 per person for adults
The cost is €30.00 per person for children (under 14 years old)
The maximum number of participants in the experience is 20 people
The activity is not accessible to people in wheelchairs, those with mobility difficulties or animals
The Departure is from the beach of "Beata Venere," at Via Montegrillo, 14, 80070 Bacoli, (height Nereis)
Parking is guarded for a fee ( at a cost of €10) at Artinautica
Dives take place at 9:00 a.m. and are always accompanied by a qualified instructor. The experience lasts about 2 1/2 hours and includes an introductory explanation. You reach the dive site by kayak and, once you arrive, continue with the underwater activity. You must bring your own mask, fins and snorkel
The tour takes place on set dates: the next one is scheduled for Aug. 16 and 9 at 9 a.m., departing from the port of Baia
We recommend that you bring with you: swimsuit, beach towel, sunscreen and a bottle of water
In case of adverse weather conditions, Port Authority decisions or unfavorable sea currents, the tour date may be postponed or a refund will be offered. In case of cancellation for personal reasons communicated less than 2 days before the scheduled date, no refund will be offered
Live a unique experience between sea and archaeology: explore the Baia Underwater Park by snorkeling with us, accompanied by instructors, archaeologists and licensed guides.
You'll swim among ancient mosaics, statues and perfectly preserved Roman ruins just a few meters deep at the emperors' favorite spot for the "Ozi di Baia."
A journey through time among history, nature and wonder!
Over the past 2,000 years, the phenomenon of bradyseism has caused the Roman coastline to sink 6-8 meters. Baia, famous since the 2nd century B.C. for its climate and hot springs, was a favorite destination of the Roman aristocracy and emperors.
In the 4th century AD, the slow sinking began, leading to the abandonment of the villas, which can be seen today in the sunken park. In 1969, two statues depicting Ulysses and Polyphemus were found at Punta Epitaffio. Excavations in the 1980s unearthed a nymphaeum-triclinium, now on display at Baia Castle.
The park also includes important sites such as Portus Iulius, the Villa of the Pisonians, and the Villa at Protiro.
Portus Iulius
Built in 37 B.C. as a military port, it was soon converted into a spa and residential area. Resurfaced thanks to World War II aerial photos, it is now partly visitable, with warehouses and a manor house visible on the seabed.
Villa of the Pisoni
Discovered in the late 1960s, it is a 1st-century AD residence arranged around a central courtyard and equipped with landing basins. The guided underwater tour takes about 45 minutes and runs at a maximum depth of 6 meters.
Villa in Protiro
It overlooks a basin with a double row of piers. The 120-meter-long villa was preceded by workshops and divided into thermal and residential areas. It houses marbles, frescoes, columns, and a hexagonal black-and-white mosaic. A guided itinerary for divers also operates here.
With Movery you always have a digital assistant at your side. Before booking we are at your disposal to clarify any doubts, after booking we will send you all the partner's information with which you can define the last little details. Don't worry until the experience is completed (and even during) our assistant will be there to resolve any unforeseen issues and clarify any doubts.
