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H2O DIVING CENTER, 17230 Palamos

Boreas (Wreck). (★4.3)

Outside Palamos, oriented to west we find Boreas, a 40 meter ship lying on it’s port side. It’s at a depth between 20 and 35 meters on top of a sandy bottom.
Mares

Cala Canyelles (★4.2)

This dive from the beach is ideal for practicing and developing the skills of a good diver, following the jetty on our right bank and out to sea we reach 7 meters deep.
Mares, Janez Kranjc

Biotops (★4.0)

This dive takes place at a depth of 27 meters, where, once anchored, you move through the different blocks, which are home to a variety of typical Mediterranean species. Nitrox is recommend. This is an excellent dive for photography.
Mares

La Muladera / Roca del Moro (★4.3)

The anchor line falls right in the middle of the two rocks, in the canyon. The anchorage is eight meters away, guided by the walls of both rocks, in a southerly direction and at a maximum depth of 24 meters we find a wide variety of rocks that house most of the marine life of the dive.
Aqualung

Roca de Santa Anna (★4.1)

Santa Anna is a pyramid-shaped rock, with depths from 26 meters to 34 meters at its deepest. This dive is for advanced divers and also ideal for Extended Range dives and Deep Diving. The use of a flashlight is essential.
Aqualung

Na Bosca (★4.5)

Two rock formations separated by a sandy bottom channel with abundant life. Once anchored, we begin the tour surrounding the largest rock whose maximum depth is 17 meters. Ideal for photography, where the use of nitrox is essential to enjoy as long as possible.
Mares

Sa Bauma (Illa de Tossa) (★4.3)

Multilevel immersion with different routes, one of which reaches 24 meters, and the second up to 30 meters in the deepest part for experienced divers. Both photography and video-sub are highly recommended as well as the use of Nitrox.
Aqualung

Grand Cove (★4.0)

Cala Grand is located just a few minutes by boat, its location is privileged to make a dive with excellent visibility to enjoy a rock formation surrounded by posidonia. We anchor at a depth of 5 meters and looking out to sea we look for rocks that are between 10 and 14 meters.