This dive site, Playa de La Caleta del Espigon, is a shore dive located in Spain, accessible from its northern end. Divers can easily park in the barranco behind the cove. It is best enjoyed during calm seas or with a west wind for optimal conditions, offering a comfortable entry and exit point. No specific historical details or complex navigation patterns are provided, suggesting a straightforward exploration of the cove's underwater environment.
The site boasts a rich variety of marine life, including sightings of impressive eagle rays and majestic angel sharks. Divers may also encounter moray eels, schools of bonitos and barracuda, and various rays. For those interested in smaller creatures, the site offers opportunities to spot octopus, cuttlefish, and an array of nudibranchs, alongside common roncadores.
The best time to visit this dive site is during periods of calm sea or when a west wind is present, ensuring optimal conditions for entry and overall diving comfort. Its moderate depth and diverse marine life make it a rewarding location for both scuba divers and freedivers seeking to explore the coastal waters of the Canary Islands.
