The dives in the Cabo de San Antonio Reserve take place between large rocks full of tongues of sand and endless grooves and cavities where marine life takes refuge for its protection. We have more than 6 dive points where depths range from 7 meters up to 20 where all divers can enjoy.
At the dive sites in our neighboring town, Jávea, we can also find a variety of dives for all audiences and tastes.
The most visited dates are in July and August but with more charm for us are the months of April, May and June where marine life is more active since the transit of boats and influx of visitors.
In these months we can enjoy watching dolphins and whales that visit us every year on their way to the strait.
And what about the sunfish (Mola Mola) that emerge from the depths so that the seagulls clean them of parasites and appear on the surface lying down greeting the sun's rays.
The months of September, October and November the waters remain warm and we can enjoy great dives.
Access coming from the Mediterranean motorway is very easy, we have a direct detour that marks Denia and once entering the city we just have to follow the signs for the port and ferry departure once in the port area we find several paid parking to be able to park and we ran into the first construction of premises where you can find our facilities at No. 4
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