Cueva del Elefante y El Enano

Discover the enchanting small cave nestled within the majestic cliffs of Serra Gelada, at the base of the iconic "Elephant" rock formation. With an easy dive, this cave offers a thrilling overhead environment. Begin your adventure by entering the cave from the water's surface, leading into a spacious first hall. As you venture further, at a distance of 15 meters from the entrance, you will encounter a second hall adorned with a captivating air bubble. The maximum depth of this dive reaches -6 meters.

Immerse yourself in the magnificent surroundings of the cave, where you can witness the vibrant shoals of damselfish, various species of sea breams, mesmerizing starfish, and graceful nudibranchs. This remarkable dive typically follows a one-way route, allowing you to explore the Dwarf Cave alongside the main cave. The Dwarf Cave obtained its name from the presence of a garden dwarf figurine, placed more than three decades ago by an Argentinian diver, Tito Lagotti, and his Spanish diving companion, affectionately known as "Pepon." With a spacious entrance and two access routes, the Dwarf Cave reveals its interior in all its splendor, leading you to a grand hall and the beginning of the dry cave. You can opt to navigate through the lower siphon or follow the cave's roof. Typically, divers enter through the siphon, spending some awe-inspiring moments in the grand hall before gracefully journeying along the cave's roof, accompanied by mesmerizing air bubbles and enchanting backlights.

Experience outstanding visibility of up to 11 meters and explore the depths, reaching a maximum depth of 14 meters. Whether you are a beginner, advanced, or expert diver, this captivating dive caters to all levels of experience. Located in Spain, near Morro Sant Jordi, Carrer Estrella Polar, L'Albir, l'Alfàs del Pi, la Marina Baixa, Alacant / Alicante, Valencian Community, 03581, this dive site offers an unforgettable underwater adventure.