Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Alicante

Arrecife Artificial de Tabarca is also known as Zona 4. Reserva Marina de Tabarca.

La Llosa is also known as La Llosa de Benidorm.

La Isla de los Faisanes is also known as La Isla.

Calpe

Alongside the coast, there is a cave (+/- 10m depth) Going into the cave, fresh water is mixing with salty one, creating opacity for a few meters before the dive can go ahead. Various standard species to be seen, including ray, polpos, ... Xabia. Access from the playa del Granadella Granadella is also known as Deniamar.

Xabia. Northern part of the Isola del Portixoll

Cabo San Martin is also known as Cap Prim.

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Jardin de neptuno is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Spain, Costa Blanca, Alicante, Calpe which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

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By boat only. Escull de Sant Pere is also known as Bota.

By pneumatic boat Los Arcos is also known as Escull pequeño.

Attention: this dive can be very dangerous if you pass the entrance into the interior of the subterranean river. There the current is very strong. The mix of sweat water with salt water is amazing. In the south end of the car parking in Playa de Moraig there´s a cave, the "Cueva de los Arcos" where you dive trough a tunnel to the open sea. Swim south, near the wall, until you find an entrance into a cave: that´s the Cueva del Morach, a subterranean river. Cueva del Morach is also known as Cova de moraig.

Cap de Saint Antoni. Cala del Tangó is also known as Cabo de San Antonio.

there is a big rock at ca. 34 meters and because it is out of reach for a lot of spear fishers and a lot of fresh water comes in deeper parts, there is abundancy of marine life. Murray Eels, Congers Eels and of course many Lobsters ... Accessing the dive site is done by boat it is a too far swim from the beach. Almost all the dive centres in the area offer this dive site. Normally there is not a lot of current, but depending upon the weather sometimes this dive site is inaccessible caused by braking waves and/or sometimes too strong currents. La Punta is also known as La roca de langostas.

Good spot for snorkelling as well, you can walk on the board walk and then climb down the rocks (carefully).You can orientate on the 3 big rocks that mark the spot. Access easiest by boat. Can also be done from the small beach 'Cala Raco'.

Nice, shallow dive site with frequent interesting marine life. Rocky bottom housing moray eels, lobsters,... Best accessible by boat. Also on foot, wich means a good walk on the boardwalk with full equipment. Not so easy to climb down the rocks to enter the water

Inside the bay of Moraira and along the wall of the cape this is a very good spot for first diving experiences. At the point of the cape, separated from the wall there is a beautiful stone, full with life. At this point currents can hit quite hard, making in difficult to return into the bay. Night diving here is a wonder.

It is an area of calm waters ideal for beginners. Carretera Calpe-Moraira, El Baladrar (Benissa). Located in term of Benissa town, but has access from the road between Calpe Moraira.Viene Indicated as "The Cove Baladrar" but indigenously known as Punta Estrella. Punta Estrella is also known as El Baladrar.

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Isla mitjana is also known as Isla mediana.

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Al final de la carretera de Les Rotes (Denia)

Some big rocks fell down the Peñon and form this dive site. Murray eels, Conger eels, octopus, barracuda ... you can find here. Also can be a nice drift dive in case of current. An excellent spot for night diving ! Access is done by boat, the easiest way, but can also be done from the end of the board walk passage, but it is a 15 min dive from this point. Because there is no access permitted for cars on the board walk, you have a long walk with your equipment.