Cala Pada Diving Center Ibiza

The access to this cave of Cala Llonga is through a wide opening that is located between 4 and 9 meters deep. Once inside it is possible to climb to the surface of the water where an air bubble is created

Ten minutes navigating from Ibiza’s harbour, you find the Lladó Norte Island. About 50 meters at the nroth of its east corner, you find a underwater mountain that comes from the 26 meters depth to the 15 meters depth.

A very fun dive spot through that beautiful tunnel that crosses the island from one side to the other. Suitable for all levels as you can go around the island at 10 meters or 36 meters

Not as well-known as the Cave of Light or the Hercules Columns, the Caves of Ses Caletes are located, as their name suggests, close to the Port de Ses Caletes, a small virgin cove near the hamlet of Sant Vicent de la Cala.

The shoal is located in front of the little-known cove of Ses Caletes, a stretch of virgin coastline between Portinatx and Cala San Vicente. It rises at a depth of 3 meters and falls at 24 meters, on a sandy bottom, which makes it a meeting point for aquatic life in the area.

The Hormigas Islands are two small flat blackish islets, that have been eroded by the sea and are an important sign for the seafaring people in the north of the island of Ibiza.