Cova de la Reina
Also known as: Cueva de La Reina · La Reina
The dive begins behind the boat in a small bay no deeper than about 4 m. Beyond the bay the seabed drops to roughly 12 m, with rock formations of all sizes grown over by corals, gorgonians and small anemones. Nudibranchs live on the bigger rocks, and feather stars hold on to the white gorgonians. Moray eels, octopuses and sea bass shelter in the gaps between the rocks. Despite its name the site has no caves, and it is rated ideal for beginners while still interesting for experienced divers.
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