Immersion details
Immerse yourself in one of the most fascinating dives on the Costa Brava in Llosa de Garbí, a diving point that stands out for its impressive rock formation and the great variety of marine life that lives there. Located near Platja d'Aro, This dive is ideal for intermediate and advanced divers who want to enjoy an environment full of contrasts, colors and hidden corners to explore.
- Location: Platja d’Aro, Costa Brava
- Minimum depth: 10 metros
- Maximum depth: 28 metros
- Recommended level: Intermediate – Advanced
- Diving type: Reefs, rock formations and underwater landscape
Immersion characteristics
The Llosa de Garbí is characterized by its large elongated rock formation, full of cracks and small cavities that serve as a refuge for numerous marine species. As it descends, vertical walls can be found, small tunnels and areas of sand that contrast with the solidity of the rock.
Visibility in this area is usually excellent, allowing you to fully enjoy the plays of light that are created on the rocky surfaces. In addition, its location makes it a point with gentle currents that can bring a lot of marine life at certain times of the year.
Outstanding aspects
- Spectacular topography: A large slab with walls, crevices and tunnels that invite exploration.
- Excellent visibility: The clear water allows you to fully enjoy the colors and details of the rock and fauna.
- Great biodiversity: A point rich in marine life, perfect for both recreational divers and underwater photography lovers.
- Dynamic environment: Areas with contrasts between rock and sand that create a varied setting full of corners to discover.
Marine life in La Llosa de Garbí
During the dive, you will be able to observe a great variety of marine species such as:
- Schools of seabream and castanets swimming around the rock.
- Groupers and sea bass hiding in the crevices.
- Conger eels and moray eels, visible in the deepest areas.
- Nudibranchs and other species of microlife, ideal for underwater photography.
- Lobsters and other crustaceans that live in rock crevices.
