The Richies

This dive site, known as The Richies, is located in Spain and boasts a dramatic underwater landscape characterized by gigantic walls plunging into the abyss, impressive collapses, and immense pointed rocks. Navigating this site requires attention to detail and awareness of potential currents. The site's history and origin are not detailed, however the geological formations suggest a long process of erosion and marine activity. The marine life at The Richies is exceptionally diverse. The recesses of the rock formations harbor vibrant orange corals, and a small cave provides shelter for narwhal shrimp. A wide variety of fish species populate the area, and the walls and canyons may provide habitat for larger pelagic species depending on the time of year. The best time to visit The Richies is likely during the warmer months (spring to fall) when water temperatures are most comfortable and visibility is typically better. For divers and freedivers, buoyancy control is crucial given the complex topography and depth. Careful planning and experience are recommended to ensure a safe and enjoyable dive. Strong currents may be present.