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The dive site is right next to the Hotel Bonanza Playa & Spa. Entry is done by taking a “big step” from the jetty or via stairs. The rapidly sloping terrain reaches a depth of 21m. We are accompanied by a swarm of goldenstripes that have become accustomed to being fed by hotel and bathing guests. Before we leave the bathing bay in a westerly direction, we come across a small wreck of a sunken pleasure boat and a large anchor that supposedly belongs to one of the Palma wrecks. We reach an artifi…
The dive site is right next to the Hotel Bonanza Playa & Spa. Entry is done by taking a “big step” from the jetty or via stairs. The rapidly sloping terrain reaches a depth of 21m. We are accompanied by a swarm of goldenstripes that have become accustomed to being fed by hotel and bathing guests. Before we leave the bathing bay in a westerly direction, we come across a small wreck of a sunken pleasure boat and a large anchor that supposedly belongs to one of the Palma wrecks. We reach an artificial reef made of large concrete blocks and natural rocks that serve as bank reinforcements. We continue the dive at a depth of 15m and meet all kinds of fish. It is not uncommon to meet barracudas that are happy about the sardines, which also serve as food for the cormorants. Here and there we welcome an octopus and in spring also thread snails.
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