La Mola

Discover the wonders of diving in Spain's tranquil dive site, located near the port of Mahón. The Clot de la Mola offers a perfect setting for beginners and novice divers to try scuba and take courses. Its calm waters and diverse marine life make it an ideal spot for all kinds of underwater activities.

As you descend into the depths, you will be greeted by an expansive sandy area adorned with rocks and vibrant Posidonia meadows. This thriving ecosystem is home to a myriad of fascinating creatures. Look out for the clever wrasse, ornate wrasse, and common stingray gliding gracefully in the sandbank. Amongst the rocky formations, you'll encounter intriguing species like octopus, starfish, and moray eels. As you explore the Posidonia meadows, you may spot barracuda fry darting around.

Close to Mahón, you'll find a secluded corner that offers tranquility and great protection from the winds, especially when the Tramontana blows. This dive site is perfect for beginners and offers a variety of underwater experiences. If you choose to dive in the sandy areas, you'll be treated to breathtaking encounters with rays, cleaver wrasse, and amberjacks, which create a striking contrast against the barracuda fry and other fish swimming around the Posidonia. On the other side, an impressive wall awaits you, teeming with moray eels, octopuses, nudibranchs, starfish, and various species of fish. Night dives at this site are particularly enchanting, revealing a hidden world of squid, cuttlefish, sand eels, rays, and other elusive creatures that seek refuge among the rocks during the day.

With visibility reaching an impressive 19 meters and a maximum depth of 11 meters, Clot de la Mola promises a memorable underwater adventure. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, this dive site in Spain is a must-visit. So gear up and explore the underwater wonders of this exquisite location near the picturesque Cala Llonga in Maó, Menorca, Balearic Islands.