Guided Diving in Cala Gració, Ibiza

Context Cala Gració, located near San Antonio on Ibiza, is a protected cove safeguarded by the islet Sa Conillera, which shields the waters from the westerly wind. This natural sanctuary creates exceptionally calm and clear conditions, with visibility between 10 and 20 meters—ideal for diving. The seabed features a mix of rocky formations and meadows of posidonia, a vital ecosystem in the Mediterranean.

The experience After a safety briefing and equipment fitting, you’ll descend into tranquil waters where silence is only broken by the rhythmic sound of your regulator. Guided by certified professionals, you’ll explore depths from 5 to 20 meters, observing native Mediterranean species such as octopuses, moray eels, and a variety of fish. The scent of pine and sea greets you at the water’s edge, while the texture of sand and rock beneath your feet grounds you in the natural environment.

For whom This activity is suitable for beginner divers seeking a diving introduction and certified divers looking for guided dives in a protected natural setting. Good physical fitness is required, and participants must be over 12 years old. It is not recommended for individuals with respiratory conditions without a medical certificate.

Local context Cala Gració lies within a designated coastal conservation zone, where the local community balances tourism with environmental stewardship. The area is surrounded by junipers and pine trees, and you’ll often hear seabirds and the gentle rhythm of waves—echoes of Ibiza’s long maritime tradition.