Tascó Petit, l'Estartit, Spain

Tascó Petit is located near Carall Bernat and Tascó Gros. These three islets form a triangle that offers multiple options to trace different itineraries, adapting to all levels of diving.

The underwater landscape in Tascó Petit is very varied, with gentle and rocky slopes, coralligenous reefs and rocky bottoms. This geological diversity creates a fascinating environment for underwater exploration.

This sector of the archipelago is home to the highest concentration of fish in the entire area. On the rocky bottoms, you can find corvallos, large groupers, moray eels, castanets, breams, sea breams, sea bass, barracudas and dentex. Tascó Petit is a dive site that leaves a lasting impression on all divers thanks to its rich biodiversity and stunning underwater landscapes. The Medes Islands, and in particular Tascó Petit, offer an exceptional diving experience that leaves no explorer of the underwater world indifferent.

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.