This dive site, known as 3 Milhas, features a distinctive large rock with a natural slit running through it, creating the illusion of two separate formations. A unique arc-shaped opening allows divers to pass underneath, providing an engaging swim-through experience. The site's shallow nature and clear rock structures make navigation straightforward and enjoyable.
The marine life here is particularly notable for its smaller inhabitants. Divers can observe several species of vibrant nudibranchs, often found exploring the rocky surfaces. Schools of white seabreams are a common sight, alongside inquisitive cuttlefish and various small wrasses that inhabit the cracks and crevices.
The best time to visit 3 Milhas is generally during the warmer months from late spring to autumn, when water temperatures are more comfortable and conditions tend to be calmer. Its shallow depth and interesting topography make it an excellent choice for beginner divers, underwater photographers focusing on macro life, and both snorkelers and freedivers seeking an accessible and rewarding experience.
