Cala Bona

Cala Bona is a coastal dive site near Cadaqués in Catalonia, typically accessed from the shore or a nearby boat. The site features a shallow, mixed-bottom environment with rocky outcrops and sandy patches that shelter a range of Mediterranean marine life. Expect clear visibility in good conditions and a generally gentle depth suitable for recreational divers. Common species include groupers, wrasses, moray eels, octopus, and various damselfish around rocky crests and small caves. Entry is straightforward from the coast, with a simple swim-out to the first bommies and rock ledges. The broader area around Cadaqués, Roses, and the Port de la Selva offers varied dive conditions and marine habitats, typical of the Western Mediterranean coast.