Dives in Menorca

The imposing cargo is lying on a sandy bottom between 36 and 39 meters, with the bow running north-north-west. Storms and looting leave us the main structure of the gigantic hull, but at the same time, the years spent on the seabed have created an artificial reef where the inhabitants of the sea have built their homes. In fact, numerous ravines are dens where marine life finds refuge. Covered with sponges and corals, it has become an artificial reef where large groupers, schools of barracudas, moray eels, gnats, triggerfish, scorpionfish and colorful nudibranchs live. And watch out for the blue .. often reserve pleasant surprises!!

Fantastic dive, for experienced divers but easy to access. Often the conditions allow you to stay for a bit on the surface in order to admire the imposing stalactites in the large rooms. Not to be missed!!

It is common to see torpedoes, scorpionfish, groupers, octopuses, nudibranchs and moray eels. In the low season also sea eagles and rays

Here you can spot barracudas, rays, groupers, scorpion fish, nudibranchs, moray eels, octopuses and sometimes schools of amberjacks

The islet accessible by boat creates a channel of a few meters deep with the coast. The dive can be conducted by exploring the islet from 17 meters to 7 meters deep and leaving the exploration of the channel to make the safety stop. It is possible spot groupers, moray eels, barracudas, nudibranchs, scorpion fish, octopuses, snappers, amberjacks, rays, torpedoes and triggerfish can be admired especially in the low season.

It was sunk by the Spanish coast guard after it remained for several years in the port of Mahon, after being abandoned by its owners. The wreck is in good condition and is easily visible from the surface. It is covered with marine life: colorful flabellines and cratens, groupers, corvine, moray eels and large scorpion fish

You can see schools of damselfish, barracudas, white sea breams and two-banded sea breams, Mediterranean moray, mottled groupers, meagres, ornate wrasse, mullets, and octopuses. With a keen eye and a good dose of luck, blue reserves fast passes for big boys

Usually it is common to spot barracuda, sea bream, white breams, Mediterranean moray eels, groupers, octopuses, corvine, scorpion fish and nudibranchs of various colors

It is possible to spot moray eels and octopuses in the crevices, schools of barracudas, groupers, octopuses. Common rays and plaice in the sands in front of the rock. Rich bay of Bonelia Viridis. Access from the rocks to the bay is challenging but the particularity of the dive and the cave will repay the efforts with a show of lights and passages and small unique underwater tunnels. The name of this dive is not a coincidence, very funny!

It is common to spot groupers, barracudas, scorpion fish, corvine, snappers, octopuses and rays (in low season) populate its depths

The bay is characterized by crystal clear waters, passing the tip of the promontory it is possible to meet current that almost transports us into a drift dive. The caves and some passages that connect the westside with the south side of the promontory are curious. Usually we spot barracudas, snappers, groupers, scorpionfish and schools of amberjacks (especially in September / October). In the low season, you have the opportunity to meet large rays.

Located just outside Cala Galdana turning east, easy to access. The beam of light that enters the cave in the afternoon and from which the dive takes its name is very fascinating. Torch recommended. You can meet groupers, octopuses, moray eels, scorpion fish, barracudas, saleps and you can meet colonies of nudibranchs (in particular Felimare Tricolor).

Perfect for spotting early-season stingrays, torpedos, barracudas. Here you can also spot a school of ravens, especially in the caves.

Perfect for spotting groupers, scorpionfish, octopuses, moray eels. In the low season there is a school of barracudas and it is possible to meet the beautiful Mediterranean Cassiopeia (fried egg jellyfish).

At the bottom of the cove we usually see scrapie and parsnips, as well as sole, on the rocks, serranos, groupers, scorpions, gobies, rock mullet. In the tunnel, wrens, shrimp.

Easy dive but full of groupers, octopuses and at the beginning of the season you can also spot stingrays and schools of barracudas

The waters of this area reach a fabulous clarity, rich in marine life especially in the low season. It’s a spot rich in groupers, barracudas, octopuses, large ravens, nudibranchs and scorpionfish. Various breeds can also be seen at the beginning of the season

In the sandy area, you will see greater weever fish, cotton-spinners, and starfish. You can see also striped red mullets, white sea breams, two banded sea breams, ornate wrasse, and rainbow wrasse.

The 3 natural submerged arches visible at a depth of only 5 meters are enchanting. We can spot cuttlefish, salpe, barracuda, octopus and small groupers are often encountered. In some periods of the year, some species of rays can be seen.