Eder´s Trident

This dive site, Eder´s Trident, is characterized by three distinct rock formations, each approximately 6 meters high, that project from the shore towards the middle of the bay in a North/Northeast direction. It offers a unique alternative to typical reef following, allowing divers to explore these isolated structures. Surrounded by expansive white sand, the Trident creates an interesting underwater topography, providing varied environments for exploration.
While the general marine fauna across the bay remains consistent, the unique positioning of the Trident, extending into deeper waters, holds the potential for unexpected encounters and larger schools of fish. The white sandy bottom surrounding the rocks is likely home to various bottom dwellers, while the rock formations themselves serve as a habitat for reef fish and possibly other invertebrates, though specific species are not detailed in the provided information.
This dive site is ideal for both scuba divers and freedivers, with an average depth of 10 meters and a maximum of 20 meters. The mention of 'drifting mode' suggests that divers should anticipate and be prepared for moderate currents. The potential for 'other surprises' makes it an exciting spot for those seeking diverse marine life, and good visibility would enhance the experience of navigating around the unique rock structures.