Dolmen della Foradada
Also known as: Isola Foradada Dolmen · The Dolmen of the Foradada · Dolmen
The two big rocks stand side by side on the north side of Foradada, the island named after the tunnel that crosses it. Sponges and corals colour their walls, and nearly every local species can be met in one dive, from large groupers to dentex. Moray and conger eels hide in the cracks. A small cave with a low entrance at about 12 m and an exit at about 6 m ends the dive. The return by boat crosses notably deep blue water.
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