Underwater Archaeological Park of Baia, Italy

A shallow dive through a now underwater health resort that was used during Roman times. The underwater archaeological park of Baia, which is located in the Phlegrean Fields, in the province of Naples showcases the structure that has been in this area for millennia and has been affected by the phenomenon of bradyseism, which is the volcanic activity in the region that has caused part of the structure to sink - precious mosaics, sinuous statues and marble floors have been found underwater.