Trencabraços

Easy wall dive. At the beginning of the dive at 12 meters deep, in front of the cave that joins with Cambres dive site, you will find a statue of a dolphin. The wall descends to 20-22 meters depth to a sandy bottom.

Located between Trencabraços and Punta Xeric, this dive runs along the wall with a bottom of stone blocks between 12 and 22m deep, and protected during the Tramuntana days. We can find spiny lobsters, moray eels, forkbeard, grouper, labrids and octopuses.

Easy dive with great light contrasts and with possibilities to see different environments: rocky, sandy and seaweed bottoms. The dive is on the wall and you can go through a large arch at a shallow depth. The dive has a tunnel that connects to La Cova del Dolfí dive site

Depth 8-20 meters . This dive is easily recognizable by the bass that does not emerge. We will start the dive descending the rock and border it from North to South, encountering another rock that does not reach the surface. In it we will find a small tunnel full of coral.

Located at the northern tip of Cala Montgó, it is a wall dive that reaches a maximum depth of 22m, suitable for all levels. The bottom has both rocky and sandy areas and there is also a posidonia meadow.

Simple shallow dive, with Posidonia grass bottom, stone and wall. We will be able to observe all the typical species of these types of funds. Quite sheltered, the sea is usually calm.

It is an easy dive. The average depth is between 10 and 14 meters. It is accessed from the coast. Suitable for beginners and photographers. Great variety of macro species such as nudibranchs and crustaceans. If you are lucky, you will be able to find seahorses.

It has several caverns and tunnels decorated with anemones and red corals. Inside the caverns, you can find scorpionfish on the rocky bottom. To carry out this dive, good buoyancy control and flashlights are required.

Easy dive. It can be done on the wall at a shallow depth (6-8 meters) and it can also be done over the Posidonia meadow that is between 12 and 18 meters deep. Juvenile wrasse, cuttlefish, octopus, and nudibranch tend to take refuge in it.

It is a wall dive with a sandy bottom. The maximum depth is 24 meters. It is accessed from the coast. The south side is a wall where sponges and anemones are usually seen. The north side is an area with many algae where nudibranchs and seahorses hide.