La Ruta de los Meros

Dive along the pristine west coast of Ciudadela, Spain for an unforgettable underwater experience. This dive site, located just a short 5-minute boat ride north from the port, is perfect for both beginner and advanced divers. Anchoring at a depth of 18 meters, you'll be greeted by the vibrant Neptune grass on the ocean floor.

Explore the numerous small caves and chimneys that are easily accessible, providing an exciting diving adventure. Here, you'll encounter a diverse array of marine life, particularly macro species. Keep an eye out for groupers, breams, rainbow wrasses, damselfish, dungarees, combers, and two-banded seabreams.

Within the caves, the macro life truly shines. Discover an enchanting world of sea slugs, including the dotted sea slug, giant doris, and pink flabellinas. Admire the beauty of flower corals, such as the yellow encrusting anemone and cladocora. Encounter various species of anemones, including trumpet anemones, beadleet anemones, and golden anemones. Other remarkable sightings include red and yellow sea squirts, sponges like elk horn vogue and flesh sponges, and Bryozoans like ross corals and false corals.

To conclude the dive, embark on a thrilling chimney ascent, gradually rising to a depth of 6 meters. As you make your way back to the boat, marvel at the mesmerizing columns of bubbles emanating from the cave ceilings, created by the exhaled air accumulated over time. This soothing dive caters to divers of different skill levels and is particularly well-suited for cave enthusiasts and admirers of small-scale marine fauna.

Prepare for excellent visibility of up to 18 meters, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring underwater landscape. With a maximum depth of 15 meters, this dive site offers a safe and enjoyable experience for divers of varying proficiencies.

Discover this hidden gem near Faro de Ciutadella, along the stunning Cami de Cavalls. Nearby attractions include Torre del Ram, Cala en Blanes, and the bustling town of Ciutadella. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the magnificent underwater world of Menorca's Balearic Islands.