Cabo San Antonio

Explore the stunning underwater world of this dive site, where you'll encounter awe-inspiring formations and captivating play of light created by the unique shapes of enormous stones scattered across the ocean floor. As an underwater photographer, you'll be mesmerized by the mesmerizing scenes that unfold before your lens.

As you embark on this dive adventure, keep an eye out for the stunning white gorgonia specimens that grace the entire route. As you venture further away from the rock wall, you'll have the opportunity to descend to depths ranging from 12 to 19 meters, where a diverse array of captivating flora and fauna awaits your discovery.

It's important to note that dropping anchors is strictly prohibited in this protected area. In the absence of anchor buoys, you have the option to choose between a thrilling drift dive or a Caribbean dive. Before you immerse yourself in this underwater paradise, make sure to obtain the necessary permit, allowing you to experience the vibrant aquatic life and vibrant colors that surround you.

To enhance your diving experience, take advantage of the prevailing current near Cap de Sant Antoni, which conveniently leads you to the first cove. Here, you'll be greeted by the presence of colossal stones, adding to the whimsical beauty of the underwater landscape. With visibility reaching up to 10 meters and a maximum depth of 15 meters, this dive site is perfect for beginner divers seeking an unforgettable exploration beneath the waves.

Located in Spain, specifically in the Coves Santes, Balcón de Jávea, Xàbia / Jávea, la Marina Alta, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, 03730, you'll find yourself surrounded by the rich marine biodiversity of the country's coastal waters. Relish in the opportunity to immerse yourself in a breathtaking underwater realm that harmoniously blends nature's wonders and sensational underwater photography opportunities.