Racó De La Figuerola De Baix

Racó de la Figuerola de Baix is a local Mediterranean dive site near the Costa Brava, typically accessed from the port towns of el Port de la Selva, Llançà, or Cadaqués. The site comprises a rocky seabed with a shallow to mid-depth profile and varied bottom topography that can include small crevices and swim-throughs. Conditions are generally typical of the Catalan coast, with clear water on good days and moderate currents possible. Divers commonly encounter local shelf fauna such as groupers, moray eels, and octopus, alongside abundant posidonia meadows that characterize the area’s submarine landscape. This site suits intermediate divers comfortable with modest current and entailing some navigation between rocks, and it serves as a pleasant option for a day trip from nearby towns. Close to the Medes Islands region, it forms part of the broader Catalan diving scene toward the northern Costa Brava.