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Capo Galera Diving Center House Reef
Life recorded at Capo Galera Diving Center House Reef
42 species within 1.5 km · OBISAll 42 species recorded in this area
| Species | How often | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Gobius cobitis | rare | 3 |
| Columbella rustica | rare | 3 |
| Astropecten platyacanthus | rare | 2 |
| Parablennius sanguinolentus | rare | 2 |
| Gobius geniporus | rare | 2 |
| Diplodus sargus | rare | 2 |
| Sarpa salpa | rare | 2 |
| Scorpaena porcus | rare | 2 |
| Aciculites mediterranea | rare | 2 |
| Neophrissospongia nana | rare | 2 |
| Gobius incognitus | rare | 2 |
| Oblada melanurus | rare | 2 |
| Galathea squamifera | rare | 1 |
| Calcinus tubularis | rare | 1 |
| Clibanarius erythropus | rare | 1 |
| Diogenes pugilator | rare | 1 |
| Pagurus cuanensis | rare | 1 |
| Eriphia verrucosa | rare | 1 |
| Xantho poressa | rare | 1 |
| Muraena helena | rare | 1 |
| Synodus saurus | rare | 1 |
| Coris julis | rare | 1 |
| Labrus merula | rare | 1 |
| Thalassoma pavo | rare | 1 |
| Serranus cabrilla | rare | 1 |
| Serranus scriba | rare | 1 |
| Diplodus vulgaris | rare | 1 |
| Syngnathus typhle | rare | 1 |
| Pelagia noctiluca | rare | 1 |
| Barbatia barbata | rare | 1 |
| Haliotis tuberculata | rare | 1 |
| Limaria tuberculata | rare | 1 |
| Hexaplex trunculus | rare | 1 |
| Lithophaga lithophaga | rare | 1 |
| Octopus vulgaris | rare | 1 |
| Gari depressa | rare | 1 |
| Sepia officinalis | rare | 1 |
| Gibbula ardens | rare | 1 |
| Venus verrucosa | rare | 1 |
| Flexopecten flexuosus | rare | 1 |
| Aptyxis syracusana | rare | 1 |
| Steromphala umbilicaris | rare | 1 |
Nearby sites in Alghero
Explore all sitesA cavern under the Punta Giglio cliff with two entrances from the surface to 15 m, red coral on the ceiling at 4 m, and an air chamber you can walk 50 m into.
A drowned karst passage under Punta Giglio: stalactites that formed in air, the old sea-level line just inside the entrance, and a breathable air bell at the end.
A shallow, unlit karst cave under Punta Giglio — white alabaster, heavy silt, and the only cave in the Alghero park that a diver may not enter without a full cave certification.
A siphon under Punta Giglio leads into an air chamber where the bones and antlers of extinct Sardinian dwarf deer are set in the calcite.
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