Guided Diving in the Cap de Creus Natural Reserve, Llançà

Context Diving in Llançà takes place within the Cap de Creus Natural Reserve, Catalonia's first maritime-terrestrial protected park, established in 1998. This protected area spans over 13,000 hectares and hosts an exceptional marine ecosystem, with rocky seabeds extending the geological formations of the Pyrenees beneath the Mediterranean Sea. Visibility often exceeds 20 meters, offering excellent conditions for observing rich marine life.

The experience Under the guidance of certified instructors, you’ll descend into the cool, transparent waters of the Mediterranean, surrounded by delicate corals, gorgonians, and sponges that carpet the rocky terrain. As you glide through the underwater world, the silence is gently broken by the natural sounds of marine life while you observe schools of fish and crustaceans. The rough texture of the rock formations and the sensation of weightlessness complete this immersive sensory journey.

For whom This activity is suitable for beginners aged 10 and up in a scuba diving introductory session, as well as certified divers seeking guided dives in a protected marine environment. Participants must be able to swim and adapt to the aquatic environment, involving moderate physical effort. Not recommended for individuals with aquaphobia or limited mobility.

Local context Llançà is a coastal village with a strong fishing heritage and direct access to the natural reserve. The local community values marine conservation and supports visitors with complementary services, including hiking along the historic Camí de Ronda trail and cultural visits to the historic town center and nearby chapels.