IBIZA
Scuba Diving with Orca Sub Ibiza
Visibility of over 30 metres and large schools of Salema porgy (Sarpa salpa), Mediterranean Chromis (Chromis chromis) and hunting baracudas (Sphyraena barracuda) await you at the magnificent Illa Sa Conillera. Impressive rock walls form a canyon-like structure that is home to a variety of invertebrates like starfish, octopus and many more small critters. Dives are boat-based with Orca Sub, from Cala Tarida, offering a wonderful and comprehensive service to introduce you to the underwater world of Ibiza.
Founded in 1994 and located at Cala Tarida Beach, ORCASUB IBIZA is a top diving center offering access to the beautiful Nature Reserve of Es Vedrà, Vedranell, and Islotes de Poniente. Known for some of Spain's best dive sites, the center provides a range of activities including recreational diving, technical diving, and snorkeling. Orca Sub operates two well-equipped boats, ensuring quick 10-15 minute trips to over 40 dive spots. Safety is paramount, with all necessary permits, professional crew, and emergency equipment in place.
Cala Conta is a very popular beach in the west of the island of Ibiza. On most calm days, you can expect a beautiful white sandy beach and crystal clear water. the bay is surrounded by rocky ridges where many sea urchins and smaller marine life gather. As a snorkeler, you can benefit from the wonderful light, especially in the early evening hours. You will encounter schools of Salema porgy (Sarpa salpa).
Snorkelling in Cala Tarida
Another interesting snorkeling opportunity is Cala Tarida, where there are various algae-covered rocks. Typical algae here are Cystoseira sp., peacock's tail (Padina pavonica) and red harpoon weed (Asparagopsis armata). With a bit of luck you will find color adapted common cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) hidden in the sand.