La Caleta

This dive site is located in La Caleta, Spain, a spectacular drift dive just minutes from the harbor. It's easily accessible from the shore, making it a convenient option for divers of all experience levels (though intermediate is recommended due to the currents). The underwater topography is varied, featuring a reef structure with potential for exploration and encounters with various marine life. Navigating the site requires attention to the currents, planning your dive accordingly to avoid being swept away. The area is abundant in marine life. Large shoals of grunts and jacks fill the water column, providing a vibrant spectacle for divers. Underneath the reef, it's not unusual to encounter stingrays or angel sharks, adding to the dive's thrill. Various smaller reef fish and invertebrates also contribute to the rich biodiversity of the site. The best time to visit is during the warmer months, from spring through autumn, when visibility is typically at its best and the water temperature is comfortable. Divers should be aware of the potential for strong currents and plan their dives accordingly. Freedivers should also pay attention to current conditions and not overextend themselves. Always check the weather and sea conditions before diving and always dive within your limits and with a buddy.