Carall Bernat

With depths ranging from 4 to 45 meters, the dive site at the Medes Islands is a must-visit for divers seeking a diverse and abundant marine ecosystem. Starting the descent at the anchor buoy on the south face of the Carall, this dive offers an incredible variety of fauna for divers to explore.

Renowned for its rich marine life, this dive site boasts one of the highest levels of biodiversity in the area. Divers are advised to keep an eye on the open water, as schools of fish such as tuna, bonito, sunfish, and amberjack can often be spotted passing by.

Situated in the Mediterranean Sea, the Medes Islands archipelago is comprised of seven small islands and several islets off the coast of Catalonia, Spain. Spanning approximately 21.5 hectares, these islands are home to a remarkable seabed, which is particularly favored due to its proximity to the mouth of the River Ter. As a result, the area attracts numerous researchers who study its marine life, making it one of the most significant marine reserves in the Mediterranean and the largest in Catalonia.

Among the islands, the longest one is known as Meda Grande, while others include Medallot, Meda Pequeña, Ferrenelles, Tascó Grande, Tascó Pequeño, and Carall Bernardo. Designated as ZEPIM, these islands offer a unique diving experience in Spain.

With a maximum depth of 25 meters and a visibility of 13 meters, this dive site is suitable for divers of varying experience levels. Both beginners and advanced divers will find the Medes Islands an ideal destination to explore the wonders of the underwater world.

Located in the Zona perifèrica de la Reserva Natural Parcial Marina de les Medes, the dive site can be easily accessed from Passeig del Mollinet, l'Estartit, Torroella de Montgrí, Lower Empordà, Girona, Catalonia, 17130, Spain. Plan your dive trip to the Medes Islands and immerse yourself in the incredible underwater world of this captivating dive site.