This dive site, Isla de Sa Porrassa, in Spain, offers a gentle introduction to underwater exploration. The dive typically starts around 15 meters and finishes at around 5 meters, making it perfect for a one-way dive. The site features beautiful underwater bulges, a cavernous landscape, and extensive Posidonia seagrass meadows. Navigating the site is straightforward, following the gentle slopes and enjoying the varied topography.
Marine life includes a variety of fish species commonly found in the Mediterranean, along with octopuses which are mentioned as being relatively easy to spot. The Posidonia meadows provide habitat for numerous small invertebrates and fish, making it a good location for macro photography.
The best time to visit Isla de Sa Porrassa is likely during the warmer months, from June to October, when the water is calm and visibility is at its best. For freedivers, the shallow depths and generally calm conditions make it an ideal location for breath-hold dives. Divers should remember to check the weather conditions before embarking on their dive and adhere to local regulations and guidelines. A guide is recommended for exploring the caverns safely.
