Named after a sunken fishing boat that is home to grouper, barracuda, dentex, swallow-tails and moonfish.
Depth: 29-32 m

Protected from the Levante wind. Rocky sea bed with large numbers of meagre, sea urchins and multicoloured fish.
Depth: 10-20 m.

Very easy dive with an abundance of grouper, sargo, dentex, octopus, slipper lobster, moray and conger eels.
Depth: 25 m.

Ideal para principiantes. Hay langostas, espetones, doncellas y fredis.
Ideal for beginners. Lobsters, spet, doncella and ornate wrasse.
Depth: 17-21 m.

Easy access and dive. Known as the marble cave due to the light effects created by its white limestone walls.
Depth: 15 / 20,5 m.

Deep dive with some currents and low visibility. Large dentex, fork-beards, lobsters, rainbow and ornate wrasse, damselfish and grouper.
Depth: 30- 32 m.

Easy and virtually current-free. Tail of a light airplane and two wrecks, The Ana María and the Nueva Mi Teresa.
Depth: 25 m.

Easy, chance of strong currents. As well as the stern of the Fontanet there are rat-tails, lizard fish and the occasional torpedo fish.
Depth: 12- 19 m.

Intermediate. Access via a line to a depth of up to 21 metres.
Depth: 21 m.

Advanced. Shoals of kingfish, barracuda, damselfish, rainbow wrasse, octopus, lophogorgia viminalis coral, etc.
Depth: 30-32 m.

Challenging deep dive with occasional currents and intermediate visibility.
Depth: 30-34 m.

For advanced divers, but with few currents.
Depth: 29-30 m.

Deep dive with a scuttled fishing boat creating a reef.
Depth: 38-40 m.

Rockfall dive, with ocasional currents and intermediate to good visibility.
Depth: 25-28 m.

Intermediate/advanced. Decompression necessary.
Depth: 28-38 m.

Up to six wrecks and marine life such as grouper, dentex, porgy, king soldier bream and saddled sea bream.
Depth: 24-32,5 m.

One of Calabardina´s deepest dive sities. Advanced.
Depth: 25-42 m.