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Blanes guide says La Seca is an easy 17m dive with shipwreck remains and 16th-century cannons.
Punta Santa Anna - La Seca
Punta Santa Anna - La Seca is a shallow shore dive with wreck remains.
Scuba DivingFreedivingShoreBeginner3m - 17m
Wreck
Best for calm-day shore entries, easy navigation, and macro hunting over sand, posidonia, and granite.
About Punta Santa Anna - La Seca
Punta Santa Anna - La Seca is a shallow shore dive from Blanes that follows a granite block rising from the seabed toward the reef top. Sand, posidonia, and rock define the route, and the site is known for old wreck remnants, small cannons, nudibranchs, octopus, moray eels, and the occasional seahorse on a calm day, especially when the sea is flat.
Safety & Access
Site Conditions
Waves
Safety Notes
Postpone the dive if southerly or easterly winds are up, and watch the rock and seagrass transitions near the entry.
Access Restrictions
Shore access is common, but the dive is best on calm days and may be postponed when southern or eastern winds build.
Legal Notes
Leave archaeological remains in place and follow local coastal access rules.
Where Is Punta Santa Anna - La Seca?
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Local Intel For Punta Santa Anna - La Seca
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Shallow-to-moderate depth range with sand, seagrass (posidonia), and rock, plus wreck-related archaeological remains.
Freediving
The shallow profile makes it workable for confident freedivers on calm days.
Snorkeling
The shallow beach side can work for snorkel on calm days, although the full route is more rewarding underwater.
Wildlife at Punta Santa Anna - La Seca
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Research Estimate At Punta Santa Anna - La Seca
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
Access4/5 · Simple entry
Aquatic Life4/5 · Great variety
Facilities3/5 · Basic facilities
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