Gibraltar

Seahawk Wreck is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa del Sol, Gibraltar which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Seahawk Wreck

Another bareg in the Camp Bay area. This one is further out and requires a swim over the plain seabed before reaching it. A larger barge that is on its side. Some nice coral growth, as well as small fish life.

By shore with an experienced guide or by boat. Hard to navigate to.

Norwegian Wreck

A series of three barges leading out from the bay. The first and third barge are upright, while the second is on its side. Swimthroughs are possible on the second and third. In good visibility they can be seen from each other, so navigation is fairly easy.

Entrance from the beach in Camp Bay. Follow the edge of the slope between stone and sand to find the first barge.

The Three Barges

Camp Bay is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa del Sol, Gibraltar which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Camp Bay

Two wrecks side by side. The 482M was a cable laying vessel that sits beside a barge. Entering the water and turning left, three cables can be followed directly to the wreck. The side holds are open and swimthroughs are possible in various parts of the wrecks, including the engine room.

From shore. The nearby area at the top of the steps is ideal for kitting up.

The 482M & Battys Barge

Little Bay is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa del Sol, Gibraltar which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Little Bay

Green Beans Wreck is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa del Sol, Gibraltar which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Green Beans Wreck

The next section of reef out from the shore in a clockwise pattern. This section is slightly deep and has some more rock formations covered in soft growth. Good place to see crabs and reef fish. Possible to see Octopus in their holes.

From shore on Tarifa. Use the beach on the Mediterranean side.

La Fortuleza

A shallow section of the reefs around Tarifa. Dive is very shallow for a while before it deeps to a maximum of ten metres. Often used as a check dive. Variety of sea grass and various soft growth.

By shore from the Mediterranean side of Tarifa. Either surface swim for a bit or start the dive immediately in very shallow water.

The Cabin

Tarifa is Spain's southernmost spot and the only place where you can dive in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean the same day. Park your car on the access road to Tarifa Island and chose your dive spot according to wind and currents. 
Visibility is usually good, so bring along your camera.

From shore.

Tarifa

A deeper section of reef comprised of large rocks and soft coral growth in-between them. The layout means the current can be stronger here.

The further part of the reed that can be reached from shore. Also possible to dive by boat.

La Piscina is also known as La Piscinia.

Seahawk Wreck

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Seahawk Wreck