Laguna de la Colgada

This dive site is Laguna de la Colgada, a tranquil lagoon in Spain fed by springs and underground water. The entry is easy from any point along its reed and scrub-lined banks. Navigation underwater is straightforward due to the generally flat sandy/muddy bottom. There is no known historical significance to the site, instead it's a natural freshwater lagoon.

The lagoon is home to a variety of freshwater species. Pike perch, American perch (black bass), percasol, naiads (freshwater clams), and red crabs are all common inhabitants. The vegetation is primarily reeds and low scrub along the banks, with a sandy/muddy bottom.

The best time to visit is likely during the warmer months (spring and summer) when visibility is usually best and the water temperature is more comfortable. For freediving, the shallow depth makes it suitable for beginners, however, it's always prudent to check current conditions before entering the water. For divers, it is a good place for relaxing dives and practicing buoyancy. Remember to maintain good buoyancy control to avoid disturbing the sandy bottom.