Situated 200m from the coast, this is one of the most beautiful dives in the Cala Montjoi area.With a depth ranging from 12m to 30m, the scenery alternates between sandy seabeds, coralligenous and rock.

The Bau de la Ferrera is a perfect place to dive without complications, since we can descend directly on the reef where only leaving the rocky formation to our right, we can go around the reef from 18 to 32 metres deep, apart from being able to find the remains of the Phedon.

Situated along the coast, this site offers several courses, depending on your level: A rocky and sandy bottom from 12 metres to 28 metres, with plenty of fish.

Almost getting close to the star point of the cap norfeo, punta del mero is a wonderful place for calm dives at shallow depths where we can enjoy a lot of life thanks to its rocky formation full of crevices and recesses where marine life can protect itself.

The most popular and best-known dive in the southern part of the Cap de Creus Natural Park. Located at the tip of Cap de Norfeu, this site is rich in both fixed fauna and fish.

Located in the bay of Cala Joncols, this dive takes place along a drop-off from 5m to 20m and on a rocky bottom. Sometimes referred to as “La fall“, the dive culminates in a canyon some 40 metres long.

A first route is possible in the 20m zone, a large rocky scree with lots of life. A second section offers a magnificent drop-off from 20m to 45m, starting at the cat’s eye. Finally, take advantage of an air pocket from 14m to 3m.

Anchoring the boat takes you directly to a drop-off that starts at a depth of 27 metres.The first part of the dive follows the drop-off between 27 and 40 metres. Then it’s time to head back up to the 20-metre zone to find some large rocky scree.

L'Illa de la Galera is a dive site located off the Costa Brava in Spain, near L'Escala. The site is appreciated for its clear waters and varied marine biodiversity. Accessible to intermediate to advanced divers, it offers depths ranging from 10 to 30 meters.

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.