Boat dive. This is considered a wreck dive as we will be diving among artificial structures that were used in the past for breeding turbot among other species. The average depth is about 30 meters so it is advisable to use nitrox and have an advanced level.

Boat Dive. This is a sunken fish farm. You can find a metal structure at the 26-meter deep bottom that rises to a 12-14 meters deep. Ideal to Nitrox divers.

Boat dive ideal with Nitrox. This bar has depths between 25 and 35 meters, therefore it is a dive only suitable for advanced or divers with a Deep Diving specialty.

Boat dive. The Wall is part of what is called the Second Bar. This is located slightly further from the coast, about 2.5 miles out, with depths between 25 and 35 meters, hence it is a dive only suitable for advanced or divers with a Deep specialty.

Dive from boat. Easy NE-SW direction rocky bar with minimum depths of 17 meters and maximum of 23 meters. It is able to Open water level, always bring flashlight.

Dive from boat. Due to its depth, between 30 and 45 meters it is only suitable for experts with a Deep specialty or proven experience in deep dives. Ideal for Technical divers.

Boat dive. These are two parallel rocky bars with depths between 15 and 23 meters. Between the two bars there is a flat space covered by a posidonia meadow. It is called La Calzada because of its very flat top which some people interpret as the remains of an ancient Roman road.

Boat dive. Depths are between 27m in the upper part and 35 meters in the deepest part, on the sea side. On both sides of the bar you will find sand. Much of this dive is deeper dive and so nitrox is recommended. Lots of life lives in the rock, so it is recommend to carry a UWlight.

Bar very close to the one also known as the Plaer del Vell, located in front of the port of Llavaneres offshore. It is a beautifully shaped bar that usually attracts the attention of divers.

At this dive site we move in front of the Balis harbor. We will be surprised by this rather wide bar, of porous rock, where we can stop to look for hole and crevice life.