This dive site, Corralón, offers a very easy and accessible diving experience for all levels within the protected marine reserve of Cabo Tiñoso in Spain. Divers will explore a distinctive rocky wall that descends to a seabed carpeted with vibrant Posidonia oceanica meadows. The navigation is straightforward, primarily following the natural contours of the wall and exploring the surrounding seagrass beds.
The marine life here includes common inhabitants of the Mediterranean such as octopuses and groupers, which are frequently spotted amongst the rocks and Posidonia. Beyond these larger species, the site is home to a variety of other small marine life, thriving within the diverse habitats provided by the rocky wall and seagrass beds. The extensive Posidonia oceanica meadows are crucial to the ecosystem, providing shelter and food for numerous species.
The best time to visit Corralón is during periods of good weather when the waters are calm, allowing for optimal visibility and an enjoyable experience. This site is particularly suitable for both novice divers looking for a gentle introduction to underwater exploration and experienced divers seeking a relaxed dive. Freedivers will also appreciate the accessible depths and interesting topography for breath-hold diving. Always adhere to marine reserve regulations to protect the delicate ecosystem.
