Cova Del Pelegrí

Cova del Pelegrí is a shallow coastal dive site near the Costa Brava, typically accessed from the Calella or Cadaqués area. The site consists of a submerged cave-like structure and rocky bottoms with moderate vertical walls, commonly explored in calm seas. Entry is from a sandy to rocky seabed, with a straightforward approach suitable for novice to intermediate divers. Expect typical Western Mediterranean conditions with clear visibility and steady currents being occasional. Common regional species include groupers, wrasses, and moray eels, with posidonia meadows present in the surrounding shallows. The site is popular for exploring the cave-like notch and nearby boulders, offering interesting topography without long decompression obligations. Access is convenient from local dive shops, and the proximity to Cadaqués and Roses makes it a convenient half-day dive in good weather.