Simple diving, in the Gulf of Morisca, next to Foradada. It is a rock formation that comes up from the surface and is visible from the surface. The dive consists of going around this rocky formation which is crossed at the bottom by a tunnel in its eastern part.

It is a wall dive inside a wide tunnel where you can find multiple yellow nudibranchs, scorpions, and polyps. Near the east exit of the tunnel, there is a chimney which reaches 8-10 meters deep. The use of a flashlight is necessary.

Pinnacle or wall dive (if the shallow depth is sought). The pinnacle starts from the surface and descends to 26 meters. At the pinnacle is a cave which can be found crustaceans, nudibranchs and scorpionfish.

Underwater rocky complex of great beauty located about 200m from the coast. This underwater mountain formed by 3 points, which are at 14m, 22m and 27m, exhibit on their walls a large coating of red and yellow gorgonians, and towards the outside we will find large banks of cirvies and sorels.

It is a wall dive that has a large cavern that has a large air chamber. At its entrance, in the background, there are a large number of rocks where the scorpionfish are protected. The maximum depth is 22 meters.

Simple dive, we go down by the buoy up to 20 m. to start our dive. The sandy bottom with large rock formations offers us a lot of life on all sides. During our dive we can see octopuses and cuttlefish. Sometimes we can also find seahorses.

It is a dive that begins at a pinnacle that goes from 5 meters to 22 meters deep. On the southwest side, at the bottom, you can find a little swim. On the side of the wall, you can find a large arch where you can find moray fins, scorpionfish, and lobsters.

This corner allows you to enjoy a calm and well-protected dive from the tramuntana. An abundant underwater fauna is visible without the need to reach too deep, although it can reach up to 28m where there is coralligen. It gets its name from the black rock on the cliff, where small stalactites hang from the ceiling

Depth 6-25 meters. The Tres Coves are, in fact, a refuge for bats inside, visible from the surface and allowing the passage of boats. For the diver, the inside of the caves are not of much interest, except for those located to the east of Punta de les Tres Coves.

This is one of the most popular areas of the Montgrí coast for two reasons: on the one hand, the great versatility of its seabed, which allows for scuba diving initiations and deep dives, and on the other hand, the shelter it offers on Tramuntana days.