La Calita

This dive site is a must for divers looking for deep dives, as it reaches a depth of 42 meters. It is sheltered from the Levante wind, making it an ideal location for exploring underwater. A boat is required to reach this site, offering a unique diving experience.

One of the highlights of this dive is its reputation as a cleaning station for Luna fish. Divers will also encounter large schools of bogas, tres colas, sargos, and snappers, adding to the vibrant marine life.

The dive begins in a small submerged bay, where divers will navigate through numerous blocks of stone. It is worth noting that this area can be filled with fishing lines and sinkers, left behind by local fishermen. As divers descend further, they will encounter a rocky area with an increasingly noticeable slope. At 32 meters, there is a plain with a prominent large stone, which serves as a pinnacle. Beyond this point, divers have the option to descend even deeper, reaching depths of up to 48 meters. At 44 meters, there is a captivating crack in the lower part of a large stone, often inhabited by a majestic grouper. The visibility at this site is generally good, with some summer days offering visibility of over 25 meters.

This dive site is suitable for divers of varying levels, from beginners to advanced. With its rich marine life and captivating underwater topography, diving enthusiasts are sure to have a memorable experience. Located in Spain, close to Cueva de los Gigantes, this site offers convenient access for divers in the area.