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Asail

4.1 — based on 26 community signals
4.3 12 species 38 contributors

Asail offers year-round diving in Italy with documented marine life and community-driven local knowledge.

⭐ Best for intermediate divers.

updated 4 months ago
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Best months
Year-round

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Conditions today

Conditions

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Wind
4.9 kn
Wave
0.2 m
Water
26.4°C
N E S W
Wind direction (7d)
Primary: ESE (22%)
Now: W (272°)
Tide (7 days)
range: 0.66m

Next: High at 10:00 (-0.36m)

+-0.2 m-0.9 m
▲ 10:00 · -0.36m ▲ 12:00 · -0.35m ▼ 01:00 · -0.67m ▲ 09:00 · -0.41m
Sat 19Sun 20Mon 21Tue 22Wed 23Thu 24Fri 25
UV5.4 · mod Air PM2.55 · good 06:53 19:13
Day Wind Wave UV Rain
09-19 7.1 0.26 5 0mm
09-20 7.2 0.12 5 0mm
09-21 6.2 0.18 5 0mm
09-22 12.7 0.56 5 0mm
09-23 11.4 0.74 5 0mm
09-24 6.9 0.34 5 2mm
09-25 7.5 0.2 1 4mm

About this spot

Asail is a dive site in Italy accessible throughout the year. With 12 recorded species observations and 3 community videos available, the spot has an active local diving community sharing data and experiences. The site is not located within a marine protected area, allowing standard recreational diving access. Divers visiting Asail contribute to an ongoing catalog of marine life in the region, making it a collaborative destination for those interested in Mediterranean diving. The exact depth and difficulty ratings are not yet formally documented, making it suitable for divers who enjoy exploring lesser-known Italian dive sites. Local conditions and seasonal variations are best confirmed through recent community reports and video documentation available from the diving community. Asail sits near the Marecchia river region, which shapes the local underwater geography and freshwater influences. The year-round diving potential means you can plan trips based on your schedule rather than strict seasonal windows.

📖 Guide: Diving in Italy: 74 Sites from Caves to Open Water

Best months

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Trip essentials

Everything you need before you pack — checklist, sun, logistics.

Trip checklist

  • 🛂 Visa-free or visa-on-arrival
  • 📜 C-card + dive insurance (DAN)
  • 📔 Dive logbook
  • 🧴 Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 50+
  • 🔌 Plug type C/F/L · 230V adapter
  • 💊 Seasickness meds + ear drops
  • 📱 Offline maps + emergency contact

Quick facts

  • 🌓 Moon First quarter · 47%
  • GPS
Sustainability disclosures
🌍 CO2 footprint LHR ↔ 1271km · ~292kg · €5

From your departure country

United States
Origin score: 77/100
  • Visa: Visa-free · 90 days max
  • Flight: 7h · direct
  • Jet-lag: 6h east · 4 days recovery

FAQ

When is the best time to dive Asail?

Asail can be dived year-round, so timing depends on your schedule and preference. Check recent community videos and local reports for current conditions in your chosen month.

What depth and difficulty rating does Asail have?

Depth and difficulty ratings are not yet formally documented for Asail. Review the 3 available community videos to assess conditions and decide if the site suits your experience level.

What marine life can I see at Asail?

12 species observations have been recorded at Asail. Consult community documentation and videos to see what divers have encountered and what's typical for the site.

Do I need permits to dive Asail?

Asail is not within a marine protected area, so standard Italian diving regulations apply. Confirm current access requirements with local dive operators or authorities before your trip.

Recently spotted by divers

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Verified marine species observations

32 records · 20 species · sources: OBIS, GBIF

Callinectes sapidus

Malacostraca · Portunidae
GBIF
Last seen:
22 Feb 2026
×2records

Bolinus brandaris

Gastropoda · Muricidae
GBIF
Last seen:
22 Feb 2026
×2records

Chamelea gallina

Bivalvia · Veneridae
GBIF
Last seen:
22 Feb 2026
×1records

Mactra corallina

Bivalvia · Mactridae
GBIF
Last seen:
22 Feb 2026
×1records

Peronaea planata

Bivalvia · Tellinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
22 Feb 2026
×1records

Peronidia albicans

Bivalvia · Tellinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
22 Feb 2026
×1records

Papillifera papillaris

Gastropoda · Clausiliidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Feb 2026
×7records

Raja asterias

Elasmobranchii · Rajidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Feb 2026
×3records

Pecten jacobaeus

Bivalvia · Pectinidae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Feb 2026
×1records

Orthometopon dalmatinum

Malacostraca · Agnaridae
GBIF
Last seen:
21 Feb 2026
×1records

Corbicula fluminea

Bivalvia · Cyrenidae
GBIF
Last seen:
17 Feb 2026
×1records

Pholas dactylus

Bivalvia · Pholadidae
GBIF
Last seen:
30 Jan 2026
×1records

Data: 187,991 observations from OBIS (Ocean Biodiversity Information System) and GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility). CC-BY 4.0.

See this spot in action

YouTube videos — click to play.

US special forces mistakenly assail a factory in Bulgaria

euronews
💬 3 top comments
  • Americans: Did someone say oil? Time for some freedom and deomocracy.

    @Fajdiga1 · 👍 8
  • Great job. Awsome training.

    @matthewwagner47 · 👍 19
  • It happens when you're not able to use topographic maps.

    @Parzival224 · 👍 11

Lucio Dalla - Caruso (Live Video)

Lucio Dalla
💬 3 top comments
  • Chi lo sente nel 2026?

    @Allgäu-Sondler · 👍 272
  • Im hearing this song in 2024! Thanks dear Lucio! Rest in peace! 🙏

    @timah9506 · 👍 476
  • Ma non sarebbe un miracolo, se la citta' si fermasse, e questa canzone si potesse ascoltare in tutte le piazze, in tutte le strade, in tutti i vicoli...

    @Ornella-xg2gt · 👍 311

5 Reasons NOT to buy a live aboard sailing boat - (Watch before you buy!)

Cadoha Adventures
💬 3 top comments
  • Check out all of our favourite and documented anchorages here, on our website: www.cadoha.com/britishanchorages

    @CadohaAdventures · 👍 6
  • Good to keep it real. I'm going. Already bought the boat 2 mo ago and I'll go through hell or high water before admitting that it was a mistake. I'm perfectly willing to lie to myself for the rest of my life. On we go!

    @safariatsea · 👍 610
  • Lived on a boat for a decade sailed around the world from age 9 on, guess who's job it was to check the anchor was set every time ........ Downsides are definitely outweighed by the upsides , i will forever remember waking up at anchor on an uninhabited island in French Polynesia , swimming ashore while staring at stingrays and fish at like 7am and helping myself to fresh fruit on the island and j

    @furiousscotsman2916 · 👍 402
wind peaks Nov-May-Jan, calmest Sep-Oct-Feb, dry Jan-Dec.

5-year monthly climate

60 samples
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p25–p75 range Median Wind (kn) Air (°C)

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