Dive located in the Paratge de Tudela, inside the Parc Natural del Cap de Creus. The cliff forms underwater ridges from shallow depths, creating a unique landscape. Ideal for all levels, with varied habitats and quiet areas inside the cove.

Dive located between two islets of the Natural Park of Cap de Creus. Protected from the tramuntana wind, it presents a fast drop off to a 30 m platform with gorgonians and big rocks. Suitable for various levels, although recommended for advanced divers due to currents and depth.

Located south of the Illa de Portaló, inside the Parc Natural del Cap de Creus, this dive site offers good shelter from the tramuntana. Versatile dive from 8 to 40 meters, with walls covered with gorgonians and areas rich in benthic life.

Located to the north of the Illa de Portaló, it is a dive protected from the south wind. It starts at the island of Xiulet, with a progressive descent ideal for beginners. At greater depth there are remains of the English steamer Woodside, sunk in 1884.

A dive site near Cerbère renowned for its underwater rock formations and diverse marine life. Accessible to intermediate to advanced divers, this site offers depths generally varying between 10 and 30 meters.

Located in a partially protected area and sheltered from the south wind, Punta dels 3 Reis offers a versatile dive, with a sandy channel, vertical walls and ridge-like rock formations that allow varied and adaptable routes for all levels.

Located in the partial protection zone of the park, Cala Mulà is a calm and versatile dive. With shallow and deep areas, it combines a central sandy channel surrounded by rock formations, ideal for all levels and rich in marine life.

Dive located in the Natural Park of Cap de Creus, with depths between 25 and 40m. It presents walls and rock formations. Suitable for all levels, although previous experience is recommended due to possible currents and the complexity of the relief.

Island of the Natural Park of Cap de Creus with southern zone included in the partial protection. The dive takes place between two rock formations, from 12 to more than 40m. Exposed to currents and suitable only for experienced divers. The north side is protected as an integral reserve.

Cala Guillosa is a dive site near L'Estartit, Spain, known for its clear waters and exceptional marine biodiversity. The site varies in depth from 5 to 30 meters. Divers can explore rocky reefs, caves and vertical walls lined with colorful corals and sponges.