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Ten minutes from the port. Damselfish and saddled seabream greet us from the surface. We disembark at the buoy and head south, with a rocky wall to the right. We can descend further between boulders and sand, encountering coves colored by cluster anemones, red gorgonian sponges, and even red coral further down. At -35 meters, there are fans of fantastic red gorgonian sea fans, where we often find dogfish eggs. A dive into the blue, a delight for the most demanding divers. At -22 meters, we find…
Ten minutes from the port. Damselfish and saddled seabream greet us from the surface. We disembark at the buoy and head south, with a rocky wall to the right. We can descend further between boulders and sand, encountering coves colored by cluster anemones, red gorgonian sponges, and even red coral further down. At -35 meters, there are fans of fantastic red gorgonian sea fans, where we often find dogfish eggs. A dive into the blue, a delight for the most demanding divers. At -22 meters, we find a rock covered in cluster anemones and colorful sponges. Immediately afterward, the spectacular wall begins, descending to -40 meters, covered in large red gorgonian sea fans and lobster "grandmothers." A couple of meters away, a small rock covered in organ sponges and tall gorgonian sea fans. Who knows, maybe even a John Dory will pass by...
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