At an approximate distance of half a mile, perpendicular to the coast of the town of Tamariu, lies one of the most beautiful underwater profiles on our coastline. Two gorges running between three rock walls of unparalleled appeal, oriented northeast, starting from 12 metres where the mooring buoy is located, and taking us beyond 40 metres.
We will find a large abundance of aquatic life, rocks filled with sponges and large red gorgonians. A multitude of large rock fish species, groupers, white seabream, salemas, gilt-head bream, sea bass, etc. We will also discover pelagic species and other species that would be difficult to observe in other locations.
