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Anfibios Ibiza, 07817 Ibiza

Don Pedro (Wreck) (★4.7)

The Don Pedro is an immersion with many possibilities depending on the course to be taken. At the exit of the port of Ibiza, it is the biggest diving wreck of the Mediterranean. Dive for advanced and expert levels.
Anfibios Ibiza, 07817 Ibiza

Malvin Norte (★4.2)

Malvin North East Islet also known as the turtle because of its peculiar shape. Malvin Norte is the older sister of Malvin Sur who are very close to each other at about 500mts.
Anfibios Ibiza, 07817 Ibiza

Dau Petit (★4.4)

The Small Dice is a dive with many possibilities depending on the course to be taken. On the way out of the port of Ibiza, it is a small rock where the marine diversity explodes with colour. One of the most beautiful dives both in terms of landscape and marine life in all of Ibiza.
Anfibios Ibiza, 07817 Ibiza

Malvin Sur (★4.1)

Malvin South this Islet. Malvin South is the younger sister of Malvin Norte who are very close to each other at about 500mts. For all levels.
Anfibios Ibiza, 07817 Ibiza

LA ESPONJA (★4.2)

Inside the Es Freus marine reserve. Maximum depth 28 meters but suitable for all levels as you can choose the itinerary depending on the level.
SSI EMEA - Germany, 90530 Wendelstein

La Plataforma de la Marinana (★4.7)

Diving spot inside the Es Freus marine reserve. This fish farm sank due to a storm in 1997 and its hexagonal shapes make this dive a place similar to seeing a Star Wars ship by Steven Spielberg
Formentera Divers, 07870 La Savina

EL ARCO (★4.5)

Ten minutes by boat, El Acro is a beautiful dive site within the marine reserve of Formentera. Suitable for all ages and qualifictions, el arco offers crystal clear waters full of Mediterranean sea life.
Mares

Es Banc (★4.5)

Just a short 10-minute navigation away Es Banc is one of our favourite dive sites within the marine reserve of Formentera. A maximum depth of 20 metres with an average depth of 15 metres. Usually, we follow the wall on this dive where we come across a small arch with lots of life.