El Arenal de las Chicharras

This dive site offers a maximum depth of 24 meters and is located near the picturesque "cala". Divers can descend to explore the fascinating remains of ancient amphorae, which give the site its name. It is important to remember not to disturb or handle the amphorae, but feel free to capture their beauty through photography.

Underneath the water's surface, divers will encounter impressive large rocks with cracks and holes, creating a diverse habitat for a variety of marine life. Schools of bream, two-banded seabream, damselfish, groupers, giltheads, seabream, painted comber, morays, thicklip grey mullets, mottled grouper, and meagres can all be observed here.

Throughout history, Minorca has served as a meeting point for different cultures on the Mediterranean shores, resulting in numerous ports along its coastline. Cala'n Forcat's "cala" may have provided a safe haven for ancient ships, which explains the presence of shipwreck remains and scattered amphorae. This dive site takes its name from the ability to explore these amphora remains. With a maximum depth of 24 meters, it offers a captivating underwater experience.

During the dive, you will also encounter large rock formations with cavities and caves, providing an exciting environment to explore. Marine life is abundant, and among the posidonia seagrass, you may spot sea cucumbers, sea stars, and anemones. To conclude the dive, head north towards the coast and ascend 5 meters to reach the exit point while performing a safety stop.

This dive site is suitable for divers of varying levels, from beginners to advanced. With a visibility of 20 meters and a maximum depth of 19 meters, it offers a memorable experience for all. Located in Spain, specifically near Hotel Almirante Farragut in Cala en Blanes, Ciutadella, Menorca, Balearic Islands, this site enjoys a convenient and beautiful location.