Just in front of the port of Platja d’Aro, this is a surprising diving site with a nice navigation profile and the possibility of seeing lots of life.

Rich variety of rock formations. Remains of a shipwreck are found scattered over a wide area. Guided dive suitable for all levels. Loot ink at the blue.

Les Balelles are two twin rocks, located between Sant Feliu de Guíxols and St. Pol, in front of Cala del Molí and Cala del Ametller, offshore, they are small islands that protrude about two meters out of the sea and sink to a depth of 22 meters.

Between 5 and 20 meters is the perfect place for nice and gentle diving. The spot is inside of a protected cala, with the possibility of diving through several different passages.

You get there from the coast. This is a typical place for night diving, with shallow waters and plenty of rocks where to look for life. The diving ends in a small cave.

Les Sofreres is an ideal dive for beginners as well as for certified divers who want to enjoy a simple dive with a diversity of life.

The Llosa de Sant Feliu de Guíxols, located opposite the port of San Feliu, is a rock formation ranging from 5 to 24 m deep, a dive that can be accessed by boat.

The Roca Roja is straddling between Platja d’Aro and Palamós. It is characterized by a rock formation that ranges between 8 and 30 meters deep. Two pinnacles are connected with nice rocks crossed by two small canyons.

Les Planetes is a dive located in the 'Cala dels Penjats' south of the beach of Sant Feliu de Guíxols which is accessed by boat. It is a set of land tongues, specifically five, that go into the sea at a depth of between 10 and 25 meters.

Dive two caves at 25 meters deep and with entrance and exit in front of about 20 meters. It can be accessed from the beach although it is sometimes difficult to access, the best option is by boat.