Roman Archeological Sites - Baia is a town in the Gulf of Naples Italy 20 km north of the city. The Roman Archeological site is mostly underwater due to the active volcano. The city, in fact, was built on top of a very active volcano, and due to the inflation and deflation of the magma, the land sunk underwater. The archeological site is part of the park, and it is possible to visit either by glass-bottom boat, snorkel, or scuba diving. The underwater roman ruins are of few amazing villas. We start our dive in the first Roman Site in the Villa of Emperor Claudio. Here we can admire the statues of the Nymphaeum and the walls of the villa private baths. The underwater roman archeological sites are covered in sand tat preserves them from algies and other marine plants. Our guide moved the sand to let us admire the amazing floors and then recover them once we finished our exploration. The second roman archeological villa is known as the Villa Protiro, and it has two amazing mosaics, one called the mosaic of the fighters and the other known as the hexagonal mosaic. If you are in Naples for a few days, these Roman Archeological sites are worth a visit.
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