Naranjito

Discover the fascinating wreck known as "El Naranjito," formerly named Nadir, which lies just a mile away from the port in Cabo de Palos, Spain. With a maximum depth of 37 meters and deck depth of 26 meters, this wreck offers an incredible diving experience. Originally wrecked in 1943 due to a hull leak, the cargo of oranges that spilled out created a unique sight along the coast.

This popular dive site is a haven for marine life, including the captivating three-tailed clouds or conger eels. As you explore the wreck, be sure to pay attention to the anchor line as it is crucial to navigate this dive site. Due to the depth, it is recommended that divers have advanced or expert qualifications. To fully appreciate the colorful living treasures hidden within the ship's hollows, it is advisable to bring your own lighting.

Located in Cabo de Palos, in the region of Murcia, Spain, this wreck offers a visibility of 12 meters. Immerse yourself in the rich history and underwater biodiversity of the area, exploring the depths of "El Naranjito" for an unforgettable diving adventure.