Punta Berrugo

This dive site, Punta Berrugo, is located on the edge of a sandy and rocky seabed in Spain. Divers follow a small natural rail that meanders through the area, offering a unique and artistic underwater landscape. The site features a variety of smaller environments including small caves, rocky overhangs (veriles), and expansive sand flats, making exploration engaging and diverse for all skill levels. The marine life here is abundant, with a variety of fish species inhabiting both the sandy and rocky areas. You might encounter various types of smaller fish species that frequent rocky structures and crevices, along with crustaceans and potentially even nudibranchs in the more sheltered areas. The sandy patches might reveal creatures burrowing within the sediment. The best time to visit Punta Berrugo is likely during the warmer months, from spring to fall, when water temperatures are more comfortable and visibility is generally better. For freedivers, the calm currents and relatively shallow depths make it an ideal location for exploring the rocky formations and searching for smaller marine life. For scuba divers, remember to maintain buoyancy control, especially navigating through the smaller caves and crevices.