Portichol Norte
Sheltered dive with posidonia seagrass and varied depths.
Boat Access
14m Avg Depth
19m Max Depth
About this dive site
This dive site, located north of Portichol island in Jávea, offers a sheltered and idyllic diving experience. The area features shallow areas reaching 4 to 5 meters, with deeper sections descending to 20 or 22 meters. It's characterized by a fascinating underwater landscape comprised of gravel formations alongside expanses of posidonia seagrass. A slight current is often present, potentially bringing an abundance of marine life to the area. The location provides numerous hiding places for various species, contributing to its rich biodiversity. Due to its sheltered nature and clear waters, this dive site promises a rewarding experience for divers.
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Plan Your Visit
beginner friendlyboat divemacro photographyseagrassposidoniamild current
Marine Life
OctopusMoray eelScorpionfishNudibranchDamselfishCuttlefishPosidonia seagrass
Things to Note
Difficulty:
all levels
Sheltered with varied depths from 4m to 19m and mild currents.
Hazards:
currentboat traffic
Current Strength:
Mild
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