Diving is a very pleasant activity and also has a certain mysterious part. Diving along the seabed is not exempt from unexpected surprises, but the beauty will undoubtedly leave you with your mouth open and with an infinite desire to repeat it again and again. Before continuing, take the opportunity to locate all the options you have in the area. We begin.
Considered one of the most spectacular areas in the country for this sport and the first marine reserve declared in Spain in 1986. Its biodiversity and great beauty, together with the exceptional state of conservation, make it "the mecca of diving" in the Costa Blanca.
With transparent and crystalline waters and with almost 1,400 hectares around the island of Tabarca, the existing marine fauna such as grouper, grouper or bream will be an unparalleled attraction for your immersion in this area. Totally recommended!
2.Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve
The rocky cove of El Fresquito is another of the top areas of this wonderful coast. The only drawback is its difficult access, but once we dive, the abundance of marine life makes it one of the favorites for divers.
There are many Posidonia meadows, as well as rocky platforms and a spectacular white sand bottom that is a refuge for octopuses. moray eels and many other marine species. Without a doubt, this protected space is one of the best.
3. Arcos of Calpe
Simply spectacular! The Ifach arches in Calpe, near La Fossa, are underwater rock formations that will leave you speechless. They are located at a depth of about 9 meters and it is common to see seabream, groupers or croaker.
The largest of the arches gives way to successive smaller arches that give entry to both divers and the countless marine fauna of the area. A curious and at the same time spectacular place that will make your time in Calpe and the rock of Ifach a marvel.
4. La Llosa
In front of the island of Benidorm, we find one of the best dives in the entire Alicante area. It has very good visibility where you can dive up to 30 meters deep. Recommended for professionals, although novices can also explore the walls full of life at a higher level.
One of the busiest areas of the Valencian Community. Octopuses, lobsters, croakers...The underwater fauna is innumerable as well as starfish or a multitude of organisms that contribute to giving it that color that is so characteristic of the area. Perfect for underwater photography.