Es Gall

This dive site, Es Gall, meaning "the rooster", is a unique rock formation resembling a rooster located in a sheltered bay offering protection from harsh weather. The dive begins shallowly, allowing for easy entry and exit, before descending to a maximum depth of 19 meters (though the description mentions a potential 30m depth which is not confirmed, and therefore should be adjusted). A small cavern adds an element of exploration, suitable for divers at the beginner or intermediate level. The site is accessible only via a short boat trip (about 20 minutes) from the dive center. Marine life at Es Gall likely includes a variety of common Mediterranean fish species, including groupers, wrasses, and smaller reef fish. Depending on the season and location within the bay, there might be invertebrates such as octopus or crustaceans in the crevices of the rocks. The area also has the potential for macro photography in its calmer pockets, and some coral or other plant life could also be found. The best time to visit Es Gall is likely during the warmer months (May to October), when water temperatures are pleasant and visibility is generally better. However, check weather conditions and sea states before embarking, and the dive should always be planned according to the diver's training and experience level and with a qualified dive professional. For freedivers, the protected nature of the bay makes it a relatively calm and suitable location with sufficient depth available within the bay.