This dive site is the Draga Nautilus, an impressive 90-meter long wreck located in the bay of Aguadulce, Spain. With a maximum depth of 28 meters and an average depth of 14 meters, this extensive wreck offers a captivating experience for certified divers. Exploring its structures, which have transformed into an artificial reef, requires good buoyancy control and wreck diving experience.
The Draga wreck is a vibrant habitat teeming with marine life. Divers can expect to encounter thousands of colorful anthias schooling around its structure, creating a dynamic and lively spectacle. Additionally, large nudibranchs, elusive moray eels, and powerful conger eels have made the intricate parts of the wreck their home, providing excellent opportunities for observation.
The best time to visit this dive site for optimal conditions is generally during the warmer months, offering more comfortable water temperatures and potentially better visibility. Due to its nature as a substantial wreck, divers should possess advanced certification and be proficient in wreck diving techniques. Snorkeling and freediving are not generally recommended given the depth and the focus on detailed wreck exploration.
