Region of Murcia

Murcia

Spain





Bajo de Dentro is also known as Bajo de enmedio.

Cape Palos

Bajo de Dentro

It is a submerged mountain, ranging from 5 feet deep, until 30-40 where is the seabed. The main attraction are the groupers, and other big fish. Also conger eels. There are shoals of barracuda and sunfish and sea eagles

Only access by boat. There are ten or more dive centres in the area that will carry you there. The "Bajo" it's a denomination for an orographic elevations of the seabed, and there are many of them in the area. Also, it is a marine reserve where fishing is prohibited underwater

Bajo de en medio is also known as Bajo de Enmedio.

Bajo de en medio

The mountains of "Bajo de Piles 1" past recedes and is Piles2. 
Mountain elongated about 100mt. Base of sand between 25 and 40mt and its share 
highest is a flat extension to 12Mt,  with no safeguard against currents. Groupers, sheepshead, eels, barracudas and other minor fish are presente. Seek the current to observe th explosion of life that contains almost all year.

Only access by boat. There are ten or more dive centres in the area that will carry you there. The "Bajo" it's a denomination for an orographic elevations of the seabed, and there are many of them in the area. Also, it is a marine reserve where fishing is prohibited underwater

Bajo de Piles II is also known as Bajo piles 2.

Bajo de Piles II

The Bajo Piles I it's a submerged mountain ranging from 9 meters deep, until 30-40, and 70 meters wide. For OW, there is a  platform at 12-15 meters. For more advanced divers, the mountain falls to 25 meters, where the seabase becomes sand. There are groupers, eels and barracudas, among other medium and small fish

Only access by boat. There are many dive centers in the area that will carry you there

Bajo Piles I is also known as Bajo Piles 1.

Bajo Piles I

Huge fields of Posidoniaceae (seagrass) everywhere. 

Follow the instructions to the "Cabo de Palos" lighthouse. Beneath the lighthouse there is a parking area. 

To the NW of the lighthouse, there are some stone stairs starting at the parking area, and they take you to the beach

Cala Reona



Take the directions to the Cabo de Palos Lighthouse. 50 meters SW you will find a small bay Facing South, with a stone stair.

Cala de la escalera is also known as Ladder bay.

Cala de la escalera

The cargo ship named Nadir was launched in 1919 changed its name to 
Island of La Gomera. It sank in 1946 by shifting the burden of 
oranges in him, from there the name "Naranjito" (little orange). Charge 51mt. in length 
rests on a background of 45mt. navigation position, slightly heeled 
his Starboard. Good condition, penetration in cellars, room 
machines and bow.

Only by boat. There are many local dive centers that will take you there

Naranjito is also known as Isla de la Gomera.

Naranjito

SS Stanfield is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Calida, La Manga which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

SS Stanfield

It's in one edge of the island, and there are some brief caves that go trough the edge.

There is a lot of octopus there!

By boat, there are some local scuba clubs that may take you there

El morrito

This spot it's a very simple cave that runs into the island for 15-20 meters.

It's has open surface, so in case of problems you could find air quickly. 

There are many octopus in the vicinities

By boat, it's a short trip of 15 minutes

La Grieta is also known as La grieta de isla Grossa.

La Grieta

The island is a bird preserve area (like gulls and similar) so it's not possible to land foot on it. Underwater, there are many small fish, and octopus

Access only by boat, there are many local dive center  that will take you there, all located in the port vicinites

Isla grossa is also known as Isla Grossa - Manga.

Bajo de Dentro

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Bajo de Dentro