This dive site at Cap d’Artrutx in Menorca, Spain, offers a captivating underwater journey beginning in a picturesque bay near the lighthouse. Divers navigate towards the cape's tip, exploring a vibrant wall that descends to around 17-18 meters. The return route allows for exploration of intriguing caves featuring enjoyable passages between rocky formations, providing a dynamic and engaging dive experience.
The marine life at Cap d’Artrutx is diverse and abundant. Divers can expect to encounter schools of barracudas and amberjacks, especially prominent in September and October. Groupers and snappers are common residents along the wall, while scorpionfish blend into the rocky crevices. During the low season, there's an excellent opportunity to spot large rays, adding to the site's rich biodiversity.
The best time to visit Cap d’Artrutx for spotting large schools of amberjacks is during September and October. For those hoping to see large rays, the low season offers prime viewing opportunities. This site is highly suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers, with its varied depths and exciting cave passages. Divers should be comfortable with navigating tight spaces to fully enjoy the cavern experience.
