This dive site, Piedra de los Sargos, is a prominent rocky reef characterized by shallows and vertical walls. The reef's top rises to within 5 meters of the surface, making it an excellent location for practicing safety stops. The site's underwater topography features various crevices and shelters within its rocky structure. There is no specific historical information or story provided for this site.
Divers can expect to encounter a good representation of marine life, including fish species such as bream and sea bass which utilize the numerous crevices for shelter. A variety of invertebrates are also present, adding to the site's biodiversity.
Given its suitability for all levels and the shallow reef top, Piedra de los Sargos is ideal for divers and freedivers seeking an accessible and diverse experience. The site's depth profile makes it perfect for training and recreational dives. No specific best time to visit is mentioned, but temperate waters of Spain generally offer good diving during warmer months.
