Cala Morísca

Cala Morísca is a shallow coastal site known for easy access and relaxed conditions, suitable for beginner to intermediate divers. The site typically features a gently sloping sandy and rocky bottom with patches of submarine structures typical of Catalan coastlines. Expect clear, mild water with visibility that can vary seasonally. The seabed hosts a mix of Mediterranean flora and fauna commonly seen along the Costa Brava, including small groupers, wrasses, octopus, and shy moray eels around rocky outcrops. Entry and exit are straightforward from the rocky shore, with a short boat or shore dive depending on current and local arrangements. The nearby towns of Santa Maria de Llorell, Tossa de Mar and Lloret de Mar provide convenient access points and services for divers. This site is often used for training dives and easy drift dives when conditions permit, but always check local notes for currents and depth.