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Also known as Cala Viola de Levante. Simple and beautiful dive located in Cape Cavallería. Anchoring is done in a protected cove about 5 meters deep. We will begin the tour leaving the cape wall on our right side, gradually gaining depth. Soon we will find a canyon that will take us up to 15 meters. In front of us, at a depth of 20 -25 meters, we will see a large plain dotted with rocks and patches of sand, where large groupers like to hide and both stingrays and sea eagles live. We will ascend…
Also known as Cala Viola de Levante. Simple and beautiful dive located in Cape Cavallería. Anchoring is done in a protected cove about 5 meters deep. We will begin the tour leaving the cape wall on our right side, gradually gaining depth. Soon we will find a canyon that will take us up to 15 meters. In front of us, at a depth of 20 -25 meters, we will see a large plain dotted with rocks and patches of sand, where large groupers like to hide and both stingrays and sea eagles live. We will ascend little by little, losing depth, while we cross multiple natural rock arches where we can find a large number of cicadas. We will do the entire return, leaving the wall on our left. Before reaching the boat, this dive will give us one last surprise. We will be able to investigate a small and simple cave where a large number of cicadas and shrimp live.
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