Cala del Bollo
Cala del Bollo is a sheltered cove named after the historic tower above it. It is described as beginner-friendly and is commonly used for open-water training thanks to its shallow profile from the surface. The bay hosts resident schools of damselfish along with bream and mullet, while slightly farther offshore barracuda are often seen. The seabed is covered by a lush Posidonia seagrass meadow, and shallow-water sightings can include octopus, moray eels, and starfish.
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Described as shallow from the surface.
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Scuba
Suitable for beginners and open water courses, aided by shallow water near the surface.
Snorkel
Described as a beautiful spot for snorkeling with marine life visible in shallow water.
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