Cala Galiota
Boats moor in a wide protected bay at around 6 m, and a gentle descent leads to the first wall where groupers and barracuda already appear. A boulder nicknamed the grouper stone attracts curious groupers, and further west a series of walls leads to the outer point. At the point divers typically meet a school of 200 to 500 large barracuda, and current often picks up there. On the way back a wall named after a long-resident fireworm and a small, inquisitive grouper called Grunon accompany divers to the boat. The bay suits newer divers, while the outer route offers more for experienced ones.
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