In Spain you can practice all kinds of recreational diving: ice diving, night diving, wreck diving, cave diving, snorkeling, etc. and our DMC partner Destination Spain and Portugal has possibilities that are endless, and marine life is varied, making its coastlines perfect for any diving enthusiast. There are options for beginners and experienced divers.
Cabo de Palos - Islas Hormigas (Cartagena). Explore Posidonia Oceanica meadows, underwater mountains, groupers, barracudas, and occasionally sunfish and eagle rays. Adventurous divers can visit sunken ships like the SS Sirio.
Illa del Toro (Mallorca). A renowned marine reserve near Santa Ponsa, ideal for all divers. Discover moray eels, scorpionfish, amberjacks, and seahorses. A 40 m steep face with caves is home to octopi and conger eels.
Iles Columbretes (Castelló). Four volcanic islet groups with steep submerged walls hosting red coral. Accessible by boat from Castelló and Valencia, with diving activities and dinner under the stars available.
Illa de Dragonera (Mallorca). Protected since 1995, known for unique caves and diverse marine life, including shrimps and lobsters. Explore underwater cliffs, panorama reef, and possibly spot eagle rays.
Cap de Creus Natural Park (Costa Brava). Virgin coastline with hidden coves and transparent waters revealing gorgonians, coral, and Mediterranean fauna like groupers and lobsters.
Níjar (Almería). A volcanic, arid area with unique erosion shapes. Cliffs lead to beaches and coves. The seabed, colonized by Posidonia, shelters numerous species.
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