La Seca De Llevadó

La Seca de Llevadó is a coastal Mediterranean dive site near the Costa Brava, accessible from nearby towns of Santa Maria de Llorell, Tossa de Mar, and Lloret de Mar. The site comprises rocky seabed with partial kelp cover and gentle to moderate sloping bottom, suitable for recreational dives in good visibility. Entry is from a shore or small rocky beach, with easy to intermediate currents depending on conditions. Divers typically explore rocky outcrops, shallow caves, and small crevices home to a range of Western Mediterranean life such as groupers, wrasses, damselfish, octopus, and moray eels, and may encounter posidonia meadows nearby. The area is popular for calm-water dives and training dives, especially for local clubs that frequent the Costa Brava coast.