La Xinxa

This dive site offers a depth range of 8-20 meters, making it suitable for divers of all levels. As we descend, we will immediately notice the presence of bass, adding to the unique charm of this dive. Our journey will begin by descending the rock and following its path from North to South. Along the way, we will encounter another rock formation that doesn't reach the surface. Nestled within this formation is a small tunnel adorned with vibrant coral, creating a picturesque underwater scene.

Divers can expect to encounter a diverse range of marine life during the dive. From playful octopuses to colorful labrides and castanets, the wall is teeming with underwater activity. The abundance of sponges, corals, and nudibranchs makes this area a prime spot for macro photography enthusiasts. The visibility in this dive site is approximately 12 meters, allowing divers to fully appreciate the beauty of their surroundings.

For those who wish to venture deeper, following the route towards the east will gradually lead us to a maximum depth of 15 meters. Along this path, we will notice small cracks appearing on the wall, adding an intriguing element to the dive. As we navigate around the rock formation, guided by the reference of sand, we will eventually circle back to the initial rock at a depth of about 9 meters. Ascending from here will be straightforward, with the rock serving as a reliable reference point.

This dive site is perfect for beginners, offering an immersive experience without difficulty. Located in Spain, specifically in la Xinxa, Camí de Ronda, l'Escala, Upper Empordà, Girona, Catalonia, 17130, it provides divers with a convenient and picturesque location to explore the waters. Whether you are a novice or an experienced diver, this dive site in Spain promises an unforgettable underwater adventure.