Arenal Diving Ibiza

Just 600 m North of Torre d’en Rovira, there is a round rock on its own, which is also know as The Haystack. The descent point is on the SW corner where a largish rock rises to 6m - the shallowest point. Apart from a shoulder on the west side, it is cone shaped and easy to swim round at different depths. 10-28m

Cala Moli is one of the few or only dives on the island that can be done comfortably from the shore, located on the beach of the same name. Suitable for all levels

The Abyss is a platform that slopes out south to 13/15m from the island in a semi circle but with a clear wall drop off on the west side which descends to 22m, then much deeper. This makes it a great dive for beginners and intermediate divers, as well as a deep dive for well experienced divers.

The ’Point of No Return’ is a large finger of rock at the west end of Esparta Island. Heading west, we find ’Big Rock’ - a large hillock with lots of life, then turn North to a smaller rock - ’Little Rock’, then ascend east to a horseshoe inlet, safety stop, then through a beautiful gulley returning to the boat.

The Cave of Light is one of the best-known and most appreciated dives on the island of Ibiza. The cave is located under the cliffs of the impressive and unspoiled bay of Aubarca, between the municipalities of Sant Joan de Labritja and Sant Antoni de Portmany.

The islet of Es Vedranell, situated to the south of Es Vedrá, hides under its waters an interesting dive, the Canyons, consisting of three passes that cross the wall from side to side and go from 28 metres to just near the surface.