The best of Ibiza dotted with famous nightlife spots and marvellous beaches, still has secret spots full of hidden beauty only known to divers. From captivating marine life to fascinating underwater landscapes, here are some of the best diving sites Ibiza has to offer:From captivating marine life to fascinating underwater landscapes, here are some of the best diving sites Ibiza has to offer:
Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell: These rock formations that are shaped like the world’s famous brands line the southwestern end of the neighbouring island of Ibiza and together form a watery wonderland. Divers can explore the crevices, bamboozles, and swim-throughs while enjoying beautiful marine life colour associations to like moray eels, octopuses, and groupers.
The Don Pedro Shipwreck: Moored in the waters of Cala Sant Antoni coast line, the Don Pedro, believed to be the biggest of the Mediterranean shipwrecks, is definitely one of the must see dive sites in the area. In 2007, the vessel was sunken and now thrives as an artificial reef, featuring a diversity of its welcoming inhabitants; such as the barracudas, nudibranchs, schools of fish, along with many others.
Punta de sa Pedrera: Here, a breathtaking ‘transversa subacuática’ offers unbeatable vertical drops and rock formations teeming with life giving coral and sponges of beautiful colors. Divers in the area will likely be amazed by the sight of giant stingrays, triggerfish, and maybe even a sunfish.
Cave of Light: Seating at the Tagomago Island, the Cave of Light is an amazing café due to the sunlight which filtrates at intervals through many openings from the ceiling. On the inside, a scuba diver will be awe of the abundant rock formations lurking in dark corners of the reef and the inhabitant local marine life such as lobsters and conger eels.
Las Salinas Marine Reserve: This mulit-functional recreational area where the former agricultural area was bordering the Ses Salines Natural Park nowadays is a rich source of marine species and underwater seagrass meadows. Dive specialists will feel at home swimming across shallow reefs, an area full of colorful fish and could have the chance to explore some deeper dives which attract bigger ocean predators like tunas and barracudas.
Be you a rookie diver or a sustainable inhabitant of bottomless seas, you will find diving options here to sufice your requirements. At each dive originating from the vibrant coral reefs to the old shipwrecks, we may find ourselves looking through the window of our Sea tanks at the jaw-dropping beauty of the Mediterranean Sea.
