This dive site, Isla Murada, is situated off the coast of Sant Miquel de Balansat, under the impressive cliffs of Punta de Sa Creu. It offers a captivating underwater landscape defined by beautiful seabeds and a network of spectacular natural tunnels and caves piercing the island's walls. While there's no specific historical narrative provided, the site's natural formations create an immersive experience for divers exploring its unique topography.
The marine biodiversity here is rich and varied. Divers can expect to encounter large shoals of corbs and two-banded sea bream, alongside numerous groupers and moray eels. Groups of barracudas are also a common sight. The site is particularly renowned for its abundant marine invertebrates, with a special highlight on the diverse range of nudibranchs.
The best time to visit Isla Murada for optimal conditions is typically during the warmer months, offering good visibility and comfortable water temperatures. Both scuba divers and freedivers will appreciate the site; freedivers can enjoy exploring the shallower parts of the caves and tunnels. Divers should possess good buoyancy control, especially when navigating the overhead environments, to protect the delicate marine life and ensure safety.
