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Ajuy Shore dive on the west coast ; only for experienced divers . Can only be dived at low tide and in calm seas . A small cave is reached after the descent . The main attraction at this site is not the wildlife , but the special underwater landscape . You can almost always see trumpet fish , glasseyes , painted combers and moray eels .
• depth : 5-20 m , visibility : 15-30 m , current : slow to moderate , difficulty : challenging
Harbour wall ( pier ) outside Dive from the boat ; time from the marina 5 minutes . Easy dive site with lots of marine life ; There are schools of smaller fish such as bream , but also many barracudas . Stingrays and sometimes angel sharks often lie on the bottom . Trumpet fish pass through here , there are shy groupers , moray eels , cuttlefish , nudibranchs – including large sea hares .
• depth : 10-12 m , visibility : 15-30 m , current : none to slow , difficulty : easy
Field of Anemones Boat dive , time to the spot 5 minutes . Dive for all levels . The site is good for sightings of the pretty little canary lobster , there are many of the eponymous sea anemones , flounders and , with luck , a gold spotted snake eel . Octopuses and cuttlefish are common , and white-banded cleaner shrimps and nudibranchs can be seen from time to time , too .
• depth : 15 m , visibility : 15-30 m , current : none to slow , difficulty : easy
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