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The shoal has the shape of an open hand. We descend along the chain at - 10 m and start from the western side. A first gully leads us to an inlet with a blind cave. Then we retrace our steps and take the start of the parallel gully characterized by an oblique rock. A play of light and shadow that creates an adventurous passage full of life. We stay at - 15 m, a depth that we will never exceed by much, because we visit the southern side with many boulders that are home to moray eels and octopuse…
The shoal has the shape of an open hand. We descend along the chain at - 10 m and start from the western side. A first gully leads us to an inlet with a blind cave. Then we retrace our steps and take the start of the parallel gully characterized by an oblique rock. A play of light and shadow that creates an adventurous passage full of life. We stay at - 15 m, a depth that we will never exceed by much, because we visit the southern side with many boulders that are home to moray eels and octopuses, corvinas and groupers. We can see the small nudibranchs, also numerous here. We continue the tour and find the commemorative plaque of the Frenchman Jacques Maiol (free diver). Continuing, at - 14 m another passage full of sponges and benthic organisms leads us to a cave that we visit. We reverse course and exit to conclude the dive with the wall on the left and take us to the depth of the safety stop.
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