Spain · Tarifa, Cadiz, and the Strait of Gibraltar
This site starts from the edge of a cliff on an island platform, with the entry area around 6–8 m near the junction of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. The wall drops to about 22 m and continues down into deeper water reaching roughly 40–50 m. Divers can encounter large fish life along the drop-off, including groupers, schools of corvina, lemon fish, barracudas, and lobsters.
Safety Notes
Descent is made without a reference buoy.
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Scuba Diving
A wall dive with a cliff dropping from about 22 m down to roughly 40–50 m; descent is done without a reference buoy.
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