Barco Chino

This dive site, Barco Chino, in Spain, features a unique underwater landscape accessed through a rock gate leading to an 18-meter plateau. Two prominent towers are near the edge of the plateau, and the site is characterized by numerous holes, caverns, and swim-throughs, making it an ideal location for underwater exploration. This creates exciting navigation challenges and rewarding exploration for divers. The rich biodiversity of the site is a significant highlight. Large groupers and several macronese groupers are commonly encountered, along with lobsters, bear crabs, lancet ghost crabs, and morays found sheltering within the many holes and crevices. The variety of species provides fantastic opportunities for both macro and wide-angle photography. While specific seasonal information on peak visibility or animal activity isn't provided, divers should check local conditions before diving, consider water temperature (a wetsuit might be needed), and plan dives accordingly, taking into account the potential for mild currents. This dive site is not suitable for freediving due to the depth and the need for navigation through confined spaces.