This very special dive is a meter-and-a-half-long rock drop that ends in sand. A peculiarity that makes it remarkably beautiful because it is reminiscent of Caribbean reefs. For this reason, it is highly valued by underwater photographers and videographers.

Relatively easy to dive, at its beginning there is an area of ​​posidonia meadows of great ecological value. The reef is considerable in size. Shaped like a labyrinth, it twists and turns, creating several U-shapes until the end. Ideally, you should explore it, keeping the rock wall and caves to your right.

In its slabs and caves, you will see corals, sponges, urchins, hermit crabs, starfish, octopuses, and many other invertebrates. You will also find small species of fish such as conger eels, red mullet, cuttlefish, sea breams, mother-of-pearl mussels, damselfish, nudibranchs, and many more. A real feast for diving lovers.

• Diving: From a boat or from land
• Diving level: Basic certification
• Maximum depth: 7m
• Recommendations: Collect plastics and marine debris.