Cala Morell

Diving along the coast is an incredible experience that can be enjoyed by divers of all levels. Starting from the platforms, we embark on a thrilling dive that takes us deeper into the underwater world. As we explore, the depth gradually increases, always keeping the coast on our left side, until we reach a captivating cave. This cave serves as our turning point before we make our way back.

One of the highlights of diving in this area is the variety of marine life we encounter. In the sandy area near the Cala, divers can spot fascinating creatures like the greate weever fish, cotton-spiner, and starfish. As we venture further, we come across striped red mullets, white seabreams, two banded seabreams, ornate wrass, and rainbow wrasse. The diversity of underwater species in this region is truly remarkable.

Heading towards the north coast of the island, we find another fantastic dive site in Cala Morell. Entering the water from the convenient platforms along the coast, we are greeted by a wide sandy area teeming with life. Here, divers have the chance to observe greater weever fish hiding on the ocean floor and even discover camouflaged marbled electric rays. The Cala is also home to striped red mullets, white seabreams, two banded seabreams, ornate wrass, rainbow wrasse, sea urchins, as well as Mediterranean moreys and octopus thriving amidst the rocks. The expansive posidonia seagrass meadows on the ocean floor create a stunning landscape and were once home to a plethora of fan mussels until 2018. Today, we can still encounter abundant schools of salema, adding to the vibrant marine scene.

As we continue our dive, the depths gradually increase, and we journey towards the western side of the cove. Here, we encounter a captivating cave that offers a unique play of light. Exploring this cave is a must for divers, and the return journey takes us back to the starting point in the opposite direction. Throughout the dive, safety measures are followed, and a mandatory safety stop is conducted during the return navigation.

With a visibility of 25m and a maximum depth of 14m, these dive sites in Spain offer an unforgettable underwater adventure. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced diver, the coastal wonders of Cala Morell will surely leave you in awe. Located at 64, Carrer de Corona Austral, Coll de Cala Morell, Cala Morell, Ciutadella, Menorca, Balearic Islands, 07769, Spain, this prime location is perfect for divers seeking to explore the stunning underwater world of the Mediterranean.