Jávea & Dénia

Stretching along Spain's stunning Costa Blanca, the coastline between Jávea and Dénia is a premier Mediterranean diving destination, largely defined by the dramatic underwater landscapes of the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve. Here, limestone cliffs plunge into the sea, creating a playground of submerged caves, tunnels, sheer walls, and rocky pinnacles. The reserve status ensures a protected environment, allowing marine ecosystems to flourish in the crystal-clear waters, making it a hotspot for underwater photographers and nature lovers alike seeking varied topography and abundant life.

Diving conditions in Jávea and Dénia are typically calm and accessible, with excellent visibility often exceeding 20 meters, especially during the summer months. With over 17 dive sites catering to all experience levels, from shallow, sheltered bays perfect for beginners to deeper wrecks and challenging cave systems for advanced divers, there is something for everyone. This combination of superb underwater scenery, rich biodiversity, and favorable conditions makes it an essential visit for any diver exploring the Spanish Mediterranean.