Mallorca, Spain

Mallorca, the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, offers a remarkable Mediterranean diving experience characterized by its crystal-clear waters and dramatic underwater landscapes. The island's limestone geology creates a stunning playground of caverns, caves, swim-throughs, and wrecks. With over 30 distinct dive sites scattered around its coastline, divers can explore a variety of topographies, from shallow, sheltered bays perfect for beginners to deep walls and intricate cave systems that challenge even the most experienced. The marine reserves, like El Toro and Malgrats, are particularly noteworthy for their abundant marine life.

Diving conditions in Mallorca are generally excellent, with minimal currents and visibility often exceeding 30 meters (100 feet), especially during the summer months. Water temperatures are comfortable, ranging from cool in winter to warm in late summer, making it a year-round destination for dedicated divers. Its accessibility, well-established dive infrastructure, and the sheer diversity of underwater environments make Mallorca an ideal choice for any diver looking to discover the best of Mediterranean scuba diving, whether they're seeking vibrant reefs, thrilling cavern explorations, or historic wreck dives.