Cala Viuda

This dive site, located in the middle of the Costa del Montgrí in Spain, offers an amazing underwater experience. With its numerous caverns and tunnels adorned with vibrant anemones and red corals, it's a visual delight for divers. Exploring these caverns allows you to encounter a variety of marine life, including scorpionfish, congrer eels, moray eels, squirrelfish, nudibranchs, and feather worms.

The dive requires good buoyancy control and the use of flashlights due to the dim lighting inside the caverns. The rock-strewn bottom of the caverns is where you'll find the scorpionfish hiding. The contrasting light inside the caverns adds an extra level of intrigue to this dive.

With a maximum depth of 17m and visibility of 11m, this dive site is suitable for advanced and expert divers. Its close proximity to Arc de la Puntada de Mà Clivilla, Camí de Ronda, Torroella de Montgrí, Lower Empordà, Girona, Catalonia, 17130, Spain makes it easily accessible for divers looking to explore the underwater wonders of the area.