Pota del Llop

Also known as: Pota de Llop

Pota del Llop continues the walls of Pedra de Déu further east along Meda Gran, and the rock formation above the surface is said to resemble a wolf's footprint. Underwater the cliffs step down in small platforms and vertical walls covered with large sea fans, sponges and corals, well beyond 40 m. Lobsters and spiny lobsters are seen on most dives, octopuses peer out of their holes, and big groupers and sea bream hunt along the wall. At the deepest point a small cave opens into a chimney, and shallower parts of the wall host many nudibranchs. The site is exposed to northerly and easterly winds.

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