Cap de Llebeig
Also known as: Llebeig
The dive begins in a small cove at the foot of Cap de Llebeig that is sheltered from the current and then descends past walls, rocky ground and gravel patches. The spot has earned the nickname paradise of groupers because so many of them live here, and one well-known grouper named Bernardo lets divers come very close for photographs. Schools of barracuda are almost always present, and near the lighthouse amberjacks and the odd dentex patrol the blue. Tuna and occasionally a sunfish are reported as well. Visibility here is often exceptional, with the dive centre citing 40 m or more.
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