Thanks to its varied conformation, the Shoal of Africa is the ideal refuge for many species of fish. Some are rarer to see them in other sites – such as black corvines – while others are more common: parrotfish, white breams, thrushes, damsels, damselfish and groupers. It is also frequent the passage of barracudas, trevally and longlines depending on the season. After these finds, the tour will continue along a very suggestive stretch of seabed characterized by tongues of rock that create wonderful dens for various fish species. Here too, the play of light will not be lacking between rock arches and canyons that will take us to greater depths up to a sandy bottom of around 40 meters. Once we reach this depth, natural caves will allow us to find the typical shrimp of Ustica (Parapandalo), present in several submerged caves on the island. Africa Shoal is located in zone B of the Ustica Island Protected Marine Area.