Carall Bernat, l'Estartit, Spain

Carall Bernat is an islet approximately 72 metres above sea level, located near Tascó Gros and Tascó Petit.

The underwater landscape around Carall Bernat is fascinating. The dive is carried out around the islet, following a vertical wall where arches and gaps are formed that serve as a refuge for marine fauna. More advanced divers will find, at greater depths, platforms and canyons that form on the seabed.

This dive site is one of the richest in diversity and quantity of flora and fauna. The walls are splendidly covered with red gorgonians and inhabited by groupers, moray eels, three-tailed and scorpionfish. The most amazing thing is the pelagic fauna that can be observed, including barracudas, dentex, kites and tuna. The Medes Islands, and in particular Carall Bernat, offer an unrivalled diving experience with its stunning biodiversity and underwater landscapes, making it a top destination for divers.