Zeneta

Located in a scenic cove adjacent to the port, this dive site offers a unique combination of first block barriers, extensive stretches of Posidonia, and a vast sandy area. With its clear and illuminated waters, easy accessibility, and abundant marine life, it serves as a true haven for enthusiasts of underwater biodiversity.

Divers can expect to encounter a rich diversity of mollusks, fry, schools of magres (blacksmiths), salemas (salpas), and fascinating nudibranchs. The presence of rays and the awe-inspiring guitar shark further adds to the allure of this site. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the window called "aquarium" formed by the first block barriers.

With an average depth of 7 meters and a maximum depth of 11 meters towards the pinchosos, this dive spot caters to divers of all levels. The sandy bottom, complemented by the presence of Posidonia and Cymodocea nodosa, forms a picturesque underwater landscape.

To enhance your experience, we recommend following the tracks in the sand, which often lead to encounters with stingrays, cuttlefish, and camouflaged octopuses or spider crab algae. For an unparalleled sight, visit the statue of Buddha and catch a glimpse of the remains of a massive ancient anchor.

With its favorable conditions, such as a visibility of 12 meters and a maximum depth of 8 meters, this dive site is particularly suited for beginners. Located in Spain, specifically at Paseo de la Barra, Cabo de Palos, Diputación de Rincón de San Ginés, Cartagena, Campo de Cartagena y Mar Menor, Region of Murcia, 30370, it promises a memorable diving experience.