Pedra de Déu, l'Estartit, Spain

La Pedra de Déu is located at the northeastern end of the Meda Gran, protected from the south winds.

The dive at this site takes place along a wall where you can find various slopes and platforms, suitable for divers of all levels. As you move forward, you discover impressive vertical walls covered in magnificent gorgonians.

During the dive, it is common to see groupers and scorpionfish perfectly camouflaged among the rocks. Near the gorgonians, three-tailed schools and breams are formed, creating a fascinating visual spectacle. When you look down at the deep blue, you can spot swimming kites and, in certain seasons, sunfish that are easier to see here than in other parts of the Medes Islands.

This dive site, along with other spots around the Medes Islands, offers rich biodiversity and spectacular underwater landscapes, making it a prime diving destination for those looking to explore new horizons underwater.