Punta Marroquí de Levante

The Southernmost Diving Point in the Mediterranean area is located in Tarifa, Spain. Positioned just off Punta Marroquí on the island of pigeons, on the Levante side, this dive offers an unforgettable underwater experience. Divers can descend to a depth of 16 meters using a rope. It is crucial to exercise caution at the bottom due to the iron remnants of a small shipwreck.

Divers have the option to explore this dive site in both north and south directions, with the exciting possibility of crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The underwater ecosystem is teeming with marine life, including groupers, lobsters, rays, and many other fish species.

Not only is this dive site renowned for its natural beauty, but it also holds the distinction of being the southernmost point of immersion in continental Europe, alongside the Moroccan point of Poniente.

The visibility at this dive site is approximately 13 meters, and the maximum depth reaches 25 meters. Due to the challenging conditions and depth, it is recommended for advanced divers.

For those interested in exploring the area further, the Lighthouse Tarifa is a nearby landmark. Its address is Carrretera de la Isla de las Palomas, Huerta del Rey, Tarifa, Campo de Gibraltar, Cádiz, Andalusia, 11380, Spain.