Diving Menorca

Immersion in a buoyed area within the port of Fornells, perfect for taking courses when the weather conditions do not allow leaving the port. Sand bottom with rocky areas and Posidonia.

Leaving the bay of Fornells, on the rightside, we find the islet of Tirant. A place with a variety of possibilities, from a shallow dive for a try scuba, to dives for divers who want to see more life. It is possible to go around the islet to see a diversity of fish.

The bay is well protected from any wind. We descend to 25m where we find an anchor and remains of pottery. We head north following a barbel at about 30m to some blocks where we can see the remains of up to 3 more anchors before starting the return to the south at about 15m.

5 min navigation from the port of Fornells. We anchor at 5 m depth. This is a wall dive. We start with the wall on our right until we find an underwater mountain, which we go around, and return with it to the left. Maximum depth: 20 m

Dive spot 5 minutes from the port of Fornells. As soon as we leave the bay, we turn to the right to reach Punta des Murter. It anchors on a platform at 5m to fall to a maximum of 20m. Throughout the dive there is life, tunnels, ceilings and a small cavern with a nice backlight.

Five minutes from the harbour of Fornells. It’s a set of caverns that can be adapted to different levels. Depending on the anchor point we will see the caverns from different perspectives. The backlight that the caverns offer is captivating. Outside the caverns, there are a lot of rocks with holes and tunnels.