Near the Cap Cavalleria lighthouse, in the North reserve. 18 meters maximum depth. Entrance from the shore, a wonderful beach. We can reach the remains of a sailboat that sunk years ago.

10 minutes of navigation from Fornells’ harbour. We anchor in a big platform and we dive toward a elevation of the terrain that goes from 14m to 30m depth. There, we cross a beautiful arc. Depending on the current, we can surround all the elevation or we can return to see an amazing backlight near the platform.

We anchor at a depth of 15m. Wall dive. We start the dive with the cape on our left, which we will follow until we find a series of large boulders. Here, after passing between them, we start to return with the wall to our right. Maximum depth: 30m

This dive is located under the Cavalleria Lighthouse. We start the dive in a seamount at 6m depth to drop down to 20m immediately. We find tunnels, life and ascending towards the platform, we find a very entertaining labyrinthine area.

Dive spot in the south of the Island of Porros. We dive along the south wall until you reach the corner to access the north wall. At this point there is a lot of life. The base of the wall is at about 12-15m and there is a hillside populated with Posidonia that descends to 40m.

Dive spot to the east of the Island of Porros. We anchor on a huge shallow platform until you reach a drop where the current is normal, this favors the presence of animal life. We will also find an ascending tunnel in the rock with beautiful backlights that will take us back to the platform.

Dive spot located in the north of the Island of Porros. Starting at the north end of the wall, head south following the usual slight current. Apart from how impressive it is to see the cliff, the highlight is the number of huge and elusive groupers that we can see on this dive.

Leaving the bay of Fornells, on the rightside, we find the islet of Tirant. A place with a variety of possibilities, from a shallow dive for a try scuba, to dives for divers who want to see more life. It is possible to go around the islet to see a diversity of fish.

5 min navigation from the port of Fornells. We anchor at 5 m depth. This is a wall dive. We start with the wall on our right until we find an underwater mountain, which we go around, and return with it to the left. Maximum depth: 20 m

Immersion in a buoyed area within the port of Fornells, perfect for taking courses when the weather conditions do not allow leaving the port. Sand bottom with rocky areas and Posidonia.