Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Murcia

Once anchored the boat should make a visit to little depth of the walls, filled with the colorful invertebrates that many carpet, then continue the immersion depth in a westerly direction and depth, leaving the creek there is a crack , that if there is not much lift should enter, as well is located at the entrance there are large stones removed from the cliff. It is easy to find octopus, croakers, forkbeards, some merit among rocks, and it is not difficult to find any surprises as sea hares of good size. The best access is from Calabardina, boat, if not much lift, because if the conditions are temporary is very cumbersome to do by the little depth.

Isla del fraile is also known as isla del fraile.

Calabardina, just east of Aguilas.

Los meros is also known as El Montoya.

Between cartagena and Mazarrón

Heading south and close to the tip can be seen precious ceriantos some white gorgonian, cabrachos, nudibranchs forkbeards Only accessible by boat, the cave is actually a hollow in the rock at depth

Must look for the lamp pod below the block of stone. Varied fauna: Barracuda, Scorpion fish, Octopuses, Forkbeards, Many invertebrates, sometimes Moon fish (Mola mola). Boat needed for diving, Mediterranean dive where you look around blocks from the cliffs of Cabo Cope

Calabardina (Cabo Cope) difficult to access if you do not know the exact coordinates Piedra Rosa is also known as La Piedra de Rosa.

La Yesera is also known as El Hongo.

Puerto de Mazarron is also known as Juan Ramón García Muñoz.

3 diferentes inmersiones llenas de vida. 3 different dives full of life.

Losa del cobacho is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa del Sol, Mogacar Garrucha which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

It is not really a cave, but it is a hollow between large blocks of stone removed from the cliff. It is important to go with flash light and search in the twists of the stones. on the inside there is a tapestry of colours that cover the invertebrates, and its not hard to find cracks forkbeards, croakers, some simple, even cigarrones. Towards the open sea to find a sandy beach 25 meters, around large blocks of stone which look for life. The localization is easy because the top of this "cave" is looking for the top of the stone blocks that are at shallow depth, about 5 meters. Be accessed by boat, sometimes there is a common and uncomfortable if immersion lift

Cala Cortina is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Calida, Cartagena which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Diving is simple, leaving with the flow between the large stones removed from the cliff. Once in the water should take the maximum depth, reaching the sandy bottom, where we tour the veril the cliff in both directions, but here is best in this direction. In the area of the beach you can find some scrapie. You may find, especially in summer banks barracudas, and throughout the year, forkbeards, octopus, some grouper, cigarrones, croaker, whiting, etc., besides numerous invertebrates Sólamente en barco

3 different dives in this beautiful island, two of them for open water divers and the other one, for advanced divers "Pared del Gran Capitan" 3 inmersiones diferentes en esta bonita isla, dos de ellas para buceadores "open", la otra para biceadores de nivel avanzado "Pared del Gran Capitan"

Submerged island to North-east of El Farallon

Typical immersion characterized by large stone blocks off the cliff of Cabo Cope, where you can see the representative of the Mediterranean fauna. You should take flashlight to look beneath the stone blocks, or simply looking for cracks, forkbeards, croakers, morenas, rascacios, etc ... Near the cliff is little depth to be increased up to 26/28 meters in the direction of open water where we found a beach with Posidonia and typical associated fauna. As all these dives are made in favor of the little stream that usually occur in the area, which makes it very comfortable. By boat

This little island was an artillery practice target when Isla grossa (the neigbour island) was a military base. Now is full of life. It's very easy to find octopus This dive site it's only by boat, many of the local scuba clubs qill take you there

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

Perfect place for night diving and a standar place for other kind of diving. El Hornillo is also known as Espigon de el hornillo.

It is called "Bajo de Emilio", because there is a monolith dedicated to the brother of a diving partner. It is a small submerged mountain, ranging from 14 to 30 meters deep, with a unique ecosystem in the area dominated the animal life with a density and variety important. There are several boats sunk. Very famous wrecks: Sirio, North America, Minerva A mile offshore, 5 minutes by boat from Puerto de Mazarron. Bajo de Fuera is also known as Emilio, Bajo de Emilio.

El Arco is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Calida, Mazarron which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Bajo de Dentro is also known as Bajo de enmedio.

Cala Cerrada is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Calida, Mazarron which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Well, not much to see in the Mar Menor, apart from occasional small fish and with very, very good luck, some seahorse. The bottom is mud, and visibility is very small. To take your addiction off if you have no other thing The Mar menor it's an inland sea. You can acces by multiples sites, all across the shore. Mar Menor is also known as Mar menor - Manga.

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.

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.

Italian steamship built in 1888 of 120m long and 15m sleeve. Torpedoed by a German submarine U35 on 3.10.1917, during WWI. It remains are in a sandy bottom in 45m. of depth, in navigation position offering his head to NE. The wreck is split in two, leaving the central part of the boat rather damaged by the impact of the torpedo. Only by boat. There are many dive centers that will take you there Carbonero is also known as SS Thordisa.

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.

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.

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.

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

Cueva de la Virgen (Neptuno) is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Calida, Cartagena which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

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.

Remains of a tug and a Harrier aircraft type. Immersion beginner level, sandy bottom of -14 m. to -22 m Harbour of the Centro de Buceo de la Armada.

Punta Falcon is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Calida, Cartagena which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

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.

Piedra Blanca is also known as Bajo de las Palomas.

Espeque is also known as Bajo de Escombreras.

Cala Morena is also known as El Portús.

Tubular Paradise 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 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.