Below you can see some of the dive sites in the area:

SLIPWAY

✨ Exceptional Visibility

Slipway stands out for its visibility of up to 50 meters on clear days, offering a transparent window to a vibrant underwater world.

🐠 Marine Biodiversity

Explore a spectacular diversity of marine life: damselfish, wrasses, amberjacks, moray eels, nudibranchs, octopuses, and breams, all waiting to interact with divers.

🏞️ Easy Entry, Variable Depth From a concrete ramp, dive into waters ranging from 3 to 24 meters deep. Ideal for divers of all levels.

🤿 Unforgettable Experience

Slipway invites you to live a unique underwater adventure. Discover its rich rocky topography and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Mediterranean.

GRAND CANYONS

Discover the island's geological past!

🌊 Grand Canyons:

A Journey to the Island's Geological Past 🌊 🕰️ Discover the Underwater History Grandes Cañones offers a window to the geological past, with an impressive cavern and an underwater labyrinth that will leave you amazed.

🚶‍♂️ Rocky Entrance to a Mysterious World

The adventure begins with access through a rocky entrance, followed by a calm swim along the cliff, guiding you to the entrance of a spectacular cavern.

🗺️ Explore the Underwater Labyrinth

Venture into an underwater labyrinth of channels and arches, each turn reveals a new natural wonder, creating an incomparable diving experience.

🐟 Fascinating Marine Encounters In Grandes Cañones

, prepare to encounter a rich biodiversity: damselfish, wrasses, breams, moray eels, nudibranchs, octopuses, cuttlefish, and barracudas. A perfect opportunity for underwater photography enthusiasts.

📸 A Paradise for Photographers

This site is a dream for photographers, with its diversity of marine life and unique underwater landscapes, be sure to bring your camera to capture breathtaking moments.

This summary highlights the beauty and uniqueness of Grandes Cañones as a diving destination, inviting you to explore its geological wonders and marine life. 🌐📸

CHURCH GATE

🏛️ Picturesque Cavern

with Echoes of the Past Puerta de la Iglesia stands out for its impressive cavern and unique connection to Roman history, offering a diving experience rich in both natural beauty and history.

🤿 For Novices and Experts

This site is ideal for novice divers wishing to explore the cavern and for more experienced divers seeking deeper adventures, up to 26 meters.

🌌 Explore the Emblematic Cavern

The cavern's entrance, reminiscent of a church door, guides you to a dark world illuminated only by your torch. Inside, an underwater ecosystem awaits you with shrimp, congers, starfish, sea cucumbers, scorpionfish, and cardinalfish.

🏺 Discover Roman Treasures

Beyond the cavern, at 26 meters deep, lie scattered large Roman amphoras, offering an exciting "journey" to the past. These submerged relics add an element of mystery and historical exploration to your dive.

🐠 Marine Encounters in the Depths

In the depths, prepare for sightings of amberjacks, barracudas, and even tunas, adding a thrill to the already fascinating historical dive.

Puerta de la Iglesia invites you to dive into a unique experience that combines the exploration of natural caverns with the discovery of Roman heritage, all in a single dive. 🏛️🐟🌊

SON XORIGUER

🌟 Favorite Destination for Spotting Mantas

Son Xoriguer is the perfect diving site for those looking to spot mantas. With open and sandy bays, it offers unique experiences for both novice and experienced divers, including night dives.

🤿 Easy Access and Diversity from the Start

The dive starts easily from a ledge in shallow waters (1-2 m), where you'll be greeted by breams, damselfish, gobies, and blennies on smooth rocks.

🐙 Encounters in the Large Sandy Bay

As you move towards a large sandy bay (4-5 m), you'll be accompanied by cuttlefish, octopuses, and many common stingrays, especially between May and July, when they come here to breed.

🐠 Adventure Towards the Big Fish

Exploring deeper (11 m), you'll find groupers, barracudas, and amberjack, along with impressive underwater tunnels filled with starfish and moray eels.

🔍 Exploration of Rocky Hideouts

Returning to the beautiful bay offers the opportunity to inspect small hideouts among the rocks before climbing the natural steps to the surface.

Son Xoriguer invites you to a dive full of underwater wonders, from the delicacy of the small fish to the majestic flight of the mantas. A diving destination that promises unforgettable adventures under the sea. 🐟🐚🌊

🧀 SWISS CHEESE 🧀

🚤 An Adventure Worth the Journey

Swiss Cheese lives up to its name with an environment full of cavities to explore. Located north of the island and a 50-minute boat ride away, this site is often the target of double dives, promising a unique adventure that justifies the displacement.

🤿 Dive Start:

From Shallow to Deep The adventure begins with a walk across the rocks to reach the water. From a shallow bay of 5 m depth, you'll delve into a pinnacle filled with holes to explore.

🔦 Exploration of Chambers and Tunnels

At 14 m, the entrance to the main chamber is revealed, where a torch becomes your best ally to discover narrow tunnels. Around the corner, a large opening filled with light from all directions awaits: a truly beautiful sight!

🐟 Marine Encounters on the Reef

Descend to 22 m and choose your adventure: advanced divers can search for mantas on the bottom or follow the sand to a vibrant reef full of moray eels, octopuses, and scorpionfish.

🌀 A Diverse Aquatic Landscape

Another option is to spiral around the exterior of the large pinnacle to observe a wide variety of fish, from damselfish, breams, wrasses, to dream fish.

Swiss Cheese is consecrated as one of the most memorable dives for both staff and clients, with its fascinating mix of natural structures and marine life, ensuring that many divers are eager to return. 🐠💦🌟

🐙 CALA BLANCA BAY

🏖️ Pristine Diving from a Dreamy Beach

Cala Blanca Bay stands out for its beautiful sandy beach and crystal-clear turquoise waters, creating the perfect setting for divers of all levels looking to practice and explore.

🤿 Easy Access for All Skill Levels

The dive begins with an easy descent down steps to a platform, offering a brief 2 m jump into the water. Alternatively, access is also possible through the beach, suiting both beginners and experienced divers.

🐠 An Underwater World to Explore

Beginners will find a wide sandy bottom ideal for practicing diving skills, while adventurous experienced divers can challenge the steep walls of the cove, home to flying gurnards, moray eels, horse mackerel, and, in August, even baby rays!

🌟 Close Encounters with Marine Fauna

Following the walls of the bay, you'll discover swims and ledges full of starfish and friendly octopuses, offering an immersive experience with fascinating marine life.

🌒 Underwater Beauty Day and Night

Cala Blanca shines both under the sun and the moon, revealing a diverse and changing variety of aquatic life, making it an exceptional diving destination at any time.

Cala Blanca Bay invites divers to plunge into an aquatic environment where friendly marine life, from starfish to octopuses, awaits to share their underwater home. A destination that promises exciting discoveries both day and night. 🌞🌜🐟

🐟 CALA MORELL

🏝️ Natural Beauty on the North Coast

Cala Morell stands out for its beauty, located on the north coast of the island. This bay is not only beautiful at first sight but is also rich in brightly colored corals and vibrant marine life that decorates its underwater walls.

🕰️ A Journey Through Time

Access to Cala Morell is an adventure that takes you through a man-made cave system, with origins dating back to prehistoric times, adding a touch of historical excitement to the diving trip.

🤿 Diving for All Levels

From an easy entry with a roll from the platform into warm waters, you'll dive into a sandy bottom ideal for beginners or those looking to practice new diving skills.

🐙 Marine Encounters Near the Wall

As you follow the wall and exit the bay, you'll encounter a surprising diversity of marine life: octopuses, cuttlefish, gilthead seabream, flounders, moray eels, and the spectacular sighting of flying fish.