This dive site, Llosa de Palamós, is located a short 10-minute boat ride from the coast. It's known for the Boreas shipwreck, easily accessible within 5 minutes of descent, making it a popular spot for divers of all skill levels. The wreck itself offers interesting exploration opportunities, with various penetration points for experienced divers and plenty of exterior features for less experienced divers. The site boasts relatively shallow depths, making it suitable for a wide range of certifications.
The marine life at Llosa de Palamós is diverse and abundant. Divers can expect to encounter moray eels, octopuses, cuttlefish, sea hares, eels, various rockfish species, and barracuda. The wreck itself provides habitat for numerous smaller creatures, offering excellent opportunities for macro photography.
The best time to visit Llosa de Palamós is during the warmer months (spring and summer) when visibility is typically best and the water is warmer. While freediving is suitable, always be mindful of your limits and the potential for mild currents. Divers should check the weather and sea conditions before embarking on their dives. Remember to always maintain a safe distance from marine life and respect their environment.
