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Leaving from the port of Denia towards the cape of San Antonio, before reaching the lighthouse we find a cove where we see a buoy. We will moor the boat to it and descend to a depth of about -16 meters, formed by large scattered rocks that dot the sand. The protection to which this area is subject, and which requires prior authorization to dive, allows you to find an environment of exceptional beauty where there are many species difficult to see in other places such as large sea cicadas, gilthe…
Leaving from the port of Denia towards the cape of San Antonio, before reaching the lighthouse we find a cove where we see a buoy. We will moor the boat to it and descend to a depth of about -16 meters, formed by large scattered rocks that dot the sand. The protection to which this area is subject, and which requires prior authorization to dive, allows you to find an environment of exceptional beauty where there are many species difficult to see in other places such as large sea cicadas, gilthead bream, conger eels, groupers... and beautiful white gorgonian formations. The irregular dispersion of the rocks and the moderate depth allow us to improvise any route, although as a proposal we will go from the anchorage opposite the coast, gaining depth, and a few meters we will find a large elongated rock formation, to the right, which we will surround later. follow an approximate course of 270º
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