If we position ourselves at the cala de Aigua Xelida, and looking eastwards towards Punta es Mut, we can see a small islet emerging from the water — it is the summit of an underwater rock formation called Furió d'Aigua Gelida.
Near the upper part of this rock formation is located the mooring buoy, which will provide us with the reference point needed to carry out our descent to a depth of around 11 metres.
The main attraction of this dive are the rock formations we will encounter throughout the dive, such as canyons, sandy corridors, majestic walls, tunnels lined with sponges and other geographical features.
Very close to the mooring buoy, heading south, we will find an arch that will lead us to a wide sandy corridor.
As throughout this entire area, we will find gorgonians, red coral, sponges, octopuses, cuttlefish, rays, etc.
