La Cueva de la Virgen

This dive site, La Cueva de la Virgen, is a relatively easy dive located in Spain, characterized by its gentle currents and a small, easily navigable tunnel approximately 12 meters long. The main attraction is a statue of the Virgen del Carmen located at the cave entrance around 15 meters deep, giving the site its name. Several shipwrecks are also present within the dive area, providing additional points of interest.

The marine life is diverse and includes a variety of fish species such as groupers, croakers, dentons, bream, three tails, kingfish, barracudas, parrotfish, moray eels, conger eels, and nudibranchs. You might also encounter less common sightings like sunfish and eagle rays. The presence of wrecks further enhances the biodiversity by providing habitat for various organisms.

The best time to visit is likely during the warmer months (spring and summer) when water temperatures are pleasant and visibility is generally better. Divers and freedivers alike should note the mild currents and relatively shallow depth, but should still exercise caution within the cave to avoid disorientation. A dive guide may be helpful for first-time visitors, particularly to ensure safe navigation through the tunnel.