Diving map

Cap de Creus offers one of the most spectacular underwater landscapes in the western Mediterranean. Its rocky seabeds, submerged cliffs, and crystal-clear waters create a unique diving environment with a wide variety of dive sites suitable for all levels, from beginners to technical divers.

Among the most notable sites are Farallons or Massa d’Or. These locations feature vertical walls, caves, tunnels, unique geological formations, and channels with gentle currents where much marine life gathers.

The natural park protects a rich biodiversity that includes schools of salema, impressive groupers, sea bass, moray eels, conger eels, octopuses, colorful nudibranchs, lobsters, and in summer, even sunfish. In deeper areas, you can also find gorgonians, coralligenous formations, and anemone fields. For lovers of underwater photography and marine biology, Cap de Creus is a true underwater paradise.

Excellent visibility, park protection, and varied underwater landscapes make Cap de Creus a must-visit destination for any diving enthusiast in the Mediterranean.