There is a big variation in bottom composition. Sand, sea grass and rock being most common. All of these have their own specific attractions and all of these are worth your while. For the naturalist or biology interested diver this area has all to offer what one could wish for.

Behind the IT college you can expect to find octopus, moray eels, congers and many sorts of smaller fishes, starfish, nudibranches, anemones, sponges, etc.. Initially the bottom composition is sand, then progressing to sea grass and all around the area you'll find rocks under water, each of them having many different organisms on them. Next to the natural environment, the IT College did a lot of effort to create artificial habitats for the organisms in the "med". Many came to stay, which makes sure that you can visit some fishes every day at the same spot.

Instructors also have the option to use the facilities of IT College with their own students. They are assigned pool and classroom time for knowledge development, briefings and remedial sessions and have access to the sea, equipment storage, rest room and showers. The daily fee includes lunch and air fills, but not equipment rental. The number of spaces for this option is limited. Make you reservations well in advance.