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Immersione a Porto Ercole del Tortuga Sub. Gli amici del Full Dive Diving ci hanno accompagnato nel punto di immersione di Punta Naso di Papa.

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Where to start?
The fact that Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage sites than any other country on the planet?
That the food is tantalisingly close to perfection?

That the landscape, from beautiful island beaches to cypress tree-topped hills and soaring mountains, has something for pretty much everyone?
Suffice to say this is a country that gives France a run for its money as the perfect all round destination, and as with our Gallic friends, it's all there on our metaphorical doorstep. Lucky us.
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Argentario Divers, Resort Padi and UTD is located in Porto Ercole, a charming village dating back to the eleventh century, overlooking the Argentario Mountain.
Porto Ercole is easy to reach from Rome, Florence, Siena, e Perugia.
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The Centre is situated in front of the sea. It is open year round.
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Address: Lungomare Andrea doria 103
Phone: +39 3391376411 +39 3396913347
Email: info@argentariodivers.it
Languages spoken: Italian • English
Diving agencies: PADI, UTD

Courses offered: from Intro Dive to Divemaster, Rebreather, Scooter, Wreck, Cavern and Trimix

Safety equipment available: O2 medical kit • Medical kits on the boats • Medical trained staff - VHF

Dive centers services:
Own boat Abracadabra • n°2 Zodiac • Air, Nitrox and Trimix Filling station • Kids friendly • Own vehicles • Pool for training • Combo Lodging with Dives • Offer accommodation alone • Internet access • Underwater photography/video • Equipment Storage • Bath & Shower

Type of tanks provided:
Steel & Alluminium Tank from 3 to double 18 Lts • Steel Tank 15 Lts

Time to go to the nearest dive spot: Less than 10 minutes
Name of the nearest airport city: Rome, Fiumicino
Average time to reach this airport: Less 1,5 hours
Level required: From Beginner to Expert

Scuba diving in Portofino (Italy)

This protected area is full of marine life! This is the best of three dives in the area marina protetta in Portofino, near Santa Margherita Ligure. Featuring groupers, dentex, and friends. Filmed with gopro3 black and SRP filter. No lights. The music is a cover of let it go by the piano guys.

Immersioni argentario

Una settimana di emozioni, ops volevo dire immersioni all'Argentario Divers di Porto Ercole!!

Argentario Divers offre corsi sub, immersioni tecniche e ricreative, full day lungo la costa dell'Argentario e alle isole di Giannutri e Giglio.

Argentario Divers si trova sul lungomare di Porto Ercole, delizioso borgo marinaro del promontorio dell’Argentario, in Toscana. É il punto di riferimento ideale per i subacquei che si immergono tutto l’anno e vogliono godersi rilassanti immersioni lungo la costa dell’Argentario o alle isole di Giannutri e Giglio.


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Free diving in Monte Argentario, Italy

Me free diving in Monte Argentario, Italy. Enjoy!
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Brother of missing waiter hopeful body will be found; priest who helped evacuation

SHOTLIST
1. Wide of Costa Concordia ship-wreckage off the coast of Giglio, bell tower in foreground
2. Mid of ship-wreckage
3. Wide of ferry arriving at Giglio island from Porto Santo Stefano
4. Mid of ferry docking
5. Mid of Kevin Rebello, brother of missing waiter working on Costa Concordia when it sank, hugging the local Chief of Police
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Kevin Rebello, brother of waiter (still missing) working on Costa Concordia:
Well, the search has been stopped many months ago. We are just trying to continue with the recovery of the ship and once that's done, I know once it's over, they might find him under the ship.
(Reporter: What does it mean to your family?)
It means a lot to my family, because we are a Catholic family. It is important that we find the body my brother, so that he gets a decent burial. And that's very important.
7. Mid of Rebello greeting several local residents who were waiting on the pier to welcome him
8. SOUNDBITE (Italian), Kevin Rebello, brother of waiter (still missing) working on Costa Concordia:
Everything is still possible, everything can happen, his body could be still trapped. If he is under that ship sooner or later we will find something.
9. Mid of Rebello putting luggage in a car, closing boot
10. Wide of church in Giglio harbour
11. Mid of father Lorenzo Pasquotti, Giglio Harbour's parish priest, showing a life jacket that was left in the church by survivors
12. Close up of the life jacket, reads (English): Costa Concordia, Crew
13. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Father Lorenzo Pasquotti, Giglio Harbour Parish Priest:
(talking about Kevin Rebello) He is a great person, always generous, always full of hope and never desperate.
14. Mid of father Lorenzo showing fragment of the rock the Costa Concordia hit
15. Close up of the rock fragment
16. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Father Lorenzo Pasquotti, Giglio Harbour Parish Priest:
It is still in our minds, the memory of the night and the fact that we did our best to help and in one way or another we did something in a situation where our efforts were completely disproportionate. So we are also a little bit proud of what we managed to do. On the other hand there is also the memory of those faces, which were not talking, because they were cold, because the were speechless. They could not talk anymore, they had no voice anymore. They could not talk also because they were talking Russian, Indonesian, I can't remember which languages they were talking, but we could not communicate.
17. Close up of statue of Mary, rescued by firefighters from the ship
18. Pan of church interior
19. Mid of ship-wreckage at sunset
20. Wide of ship-wreckage, Giglio harbour in the foreground
STORYLINE
Nearly one year on from the sinking of the Costa Concordia cruise ship, Kevin Rebello has become a part of the extended community of the tiny Giglio island.
He was adopted by the local residents while staying for four months on the island, waiting for the the body of is brother Russel to be recovered from the wreck of the Costa Concordia.
Russel was working as waiter on the Costa Concordia when it sunk on 13 Janury 2012. His body is still missing one year later.
Now Kevin is back, but he has never stopped looking for his brother.
He has tried by all possible means to reconstruct the last minutes of his 33-year-old brother Russel on the night of the shipwreck.
Russel, who has a wife and a three-year-old son back in Mumbai, is one two people still missing.
Well, the search has been stopped many months ago, explained Kevin after landing on Giglio and having been greeted by dozens of Giglio's residents.
It means a lot to my family, he said.
It is still in our minds, the memory of the night, he said.



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This or That? at Hotel Il Pellicano with Marie-Louise Sciò

Welcome to Hotel Il Pellicano - where Marie-Louise Scio uses her magic touch and creative direction to balance the iconic charm of her family's hotel, with a contemporary understated elegance. This week on Semaine, we visit Porto Ercole on the beautiful coastline of Italy to ask Marie-Louise: This or That? And of course to relax by the pool...

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Die herrliche Unterwasserwelt der Toskana bietet eine enorme Vielfalt der Natur und ist tatsächlich einzigartig auf der Welt.
Außerdem befinden sich hier zahlreiche archäologische Fundstätten die über vergangene Kulturen Zeugnis ablegen.
Zahlreich sowohl einfache als auch anspruchsvolle Tauchgänge erlauben es, die Unterwasserwelt in  diesem herrlichen  Land mit seinen  wunderbaren Inseln, dem Paradies für Taucher und Schnorchler, kennen zu lernen.
The wonderful underwater world of the Tuscany offers enormous variety of nature and is actually singular in the world. In addition here numerous archaeological find places over past cultures the certification placing are. Numerously both simple and fastidious dipping courses permit it, the underwater world in this wonderful country with its marvelous islands, to the paradies for divers and people who snorkeled , know to learn.
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Pesci di ogni tipo che si mostrano timidi o sfrontati all'occhi dei subacquei.
Resti di antiche civiltà o relitti mderni che gli abitanti del mare hanno colonizzato per farne la loro dimora.
Sono le acque dell'isola d'Elba, di Pianosa, di Giannutri, dell'Argentario e di tutta la costa toscana.

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Costa Concordia Capsizes - 2012 | Today in History | 13 Jan 17

On January 13, 2012, the Italian luxury liner Costa Concordia ran aground off the Tuscan island of Giglio and flipped onto its side; 32 people were killed.

STORYLINE
Daylight on Saturday revealed the huge hulk of the stricken luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia, as it lay on its side on rocks off the Italian island of Giglo.
Three bodies have been recovered from the sea nearby after the ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, Italy, late on Friday, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-metre) gash in the hull, and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early on Saturday, according to the Italian Coast Guard.
There were reports that three other people had died after the accident which occurred late on Friday night near the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, but those reports were not yet confirmed, said Coast Guard Commander Francesco Paolillo.
Helicopters rescued some 50 people who were trapped on the ship, the Costa Concordia, after the liner listed so badly they couldn't launch lifeboats, Paolillo told The Associated Press in Rome by telephone from his command in the Tuscan port city of Livorno.
On a clear sunny Saturday, the ship could be seen lying virtually flat, its right-hand side submerged in the water.
The ship was on an eight-day pleasure cruise around Mediterranean ports.
When the ship ran aground the passengers were instructed to put on life jackets and take to the life rafts but witnesses said they couldn't get into the boats because the cruise liner was tilting so much the boats couldn't be lowered into the cold, night sea.
The passengers were eventually rescued by one of several boats in the area that came to their aid.
A painstaking search of the 290-metre (950-foot) long ship's interior was being conducted to see if anyone might be left trapped inside, Paolillo said.
Some 30 people were reported injured, most of them suffering only bruises, but at least two people were reported to be in a serious condition.
The evacuees were taking refuge in schools, hotels, and a church on the tiny island of Giglio - a popular vacation isle about 18 miles (25 kilometres) off Italy's central west coast.
Those evacuated by helicopter were flown to Grosseto, while others, rescued by local ferries pressed into emergency service, took survivors to the port of Porto Santo Stefano on the nearby mainland.
Paolillo said the exact circumstances of the accident were still unclear, but that the first alarm went off about 10:30 p.m local time (9.30pm GMT) on Friday, about three hours after the Costa Concordia had begun its voyage from the port of Civitavecchia, en route to its first port of call, Savona, in northwestern Italy.
Paolillo said the vessel hit an obstacle, but it wasn't clear if it might have hit a rocky reef in the waters off Giglio.
The Costa Concordia was believed to have set sail with 3,206 passengers and 1,023 crew members.


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Italy/Seychelles - Costa Concordia and Allegra

On January 14th 2012 three bodies were recovered from the sea after a luxury cruise ship ran aground off the coast of Tuscany, Italy, late on January 13th, sending water pouring in through a 160-foot (50-metre) gash in the hull, and forcing the evacuation of some 4,200 people from the listing vessel early on January 14th, said a member of the Italian Coast Guard.

There were reports that three other people had died after the accident which occurred late on Friday night January 13th near the tiny Tuscan island of Giglio, but those reports were not yet confirmed, said Coast Guard Commander Francesco Paolillo.
Helicopters plucked to safety some 50 people who were trapped on the ship, the Costa Concordia, after the liner listed so badly they couldn't launch lifeboats, Paolillo told The Associated Press in Rome by telephone from his command in the Tuscan port city of Livorno.

The ship was on an eight-day pleasure cruise around Mediterranean ports.

When the ship ran aground the passengers were instructed to put on life jackets and take to the life rafts but witnesses said they couldn't get into the boats, because the cruise liner was tilting so much the boats couldn't be lowered into the cold, night sea.
The passengers were eventually rescued by one of several boats in the area that came to their aid.

As dawn approached, a painstaking search of the 290-metre (950-foot) long ship's interior was being conducted to see if anyone might be left trapped inside, Paolillo said.
Some 30 people were reported injured, most of them suffering only bruises, but at least two people were reported in grave condition.

The evacuees were taking refuge in schools, hotels, and a church on the tiny island of Giglio, a popular vacation isle about 18 miles (25 kilometres) off Italy's central west coast.

Those evacuated by helicopter were flown to Grosseto, while others, rescued by local ferries pressed into emergency service, took survivors to the port of Porto Santo Stefano on the nearby mainland.

Paolillo said the exact circumstances of the accident were still unclear, but that the first alarm went off about 10:30 p.m local time (9.30pm GMT) on January 13th, about three hours after the Costa Concordia had begun its voyage from the port of Civitavecchia, en route to its first port of call, Savona, in northwestern Italy.

Paolillo said the vessel hit an obstacle, but it wasn't clear if it might have hit a rocky reef in the waters off Giglio.
The Costa Concordia was believed to have set sail with 3,206 passengers and 1,023 crew members.
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Daylight on January 14th revealed the huge hulk of the stricken luxury cruise ship Costa Concordia, as it lay on its side on rocks off the Italian island of Giglo.

On a clear sunny day, January 14th, the ship could be seen lying virtually flat, its right-hand side submerged in the water.
The ship was on an eight-day pleasure cruise around Mediterranean ports.

When the ship ran aground the passengers were instructed to put on life jackets and take to the life rafts but witnesses said they couldn't get into the boats because the cruise liner was tilting so much the boats couldn't be lowered into the cold, night sea.
The passengers were eventually rescued by one of several boats in the area that came to their aid.

A painstaking search of the 290-metre (950-foot) long ship's interior was being conducted to see if anyone might be left trapped inside, Paolillo said.

Some 30 people were reported injured, most of them suffering only bruises, but at least two people were reported to be in a serious condition.

The evacuees were taking refuge in schools, hotels, and a church on the tiny island of Giglio - a popular vacation isle about 18 miles (25 kilometres) off Italy's central west coast.
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