Girl snorkeling in Menorca, Balearic Islands

Some of the best places to go snorkeling in Spain

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Spain has authentic Edens for snorkeling enthusiasts. A coast full of paradises with crystal-clear waters and marine fauna. Get ready to discover four ideal coves to put your snorkeling skills to the test and make your holiday unforgettable. 

Cala Macarella, Minorca.

Located 14 kilometres from Ciutadella, between es Castellet de Macarella and Punta de na Xulla, Cala Macarella is recognised as one of the most beautiful on the Balearic island of Menorca. High cliffs, deep pine forests and turquoise waters form it, creating an impressive “U”.   A wonderful jewel, of wild beauty, that gives you the opportunity to arrive through different itineraries. If you like walking, you can get to it from Cala Galdana in just 30 minutes. There you will find a perfectly signposted path where you will contemplate the typical landscapes of the Menorcan coast. If you prefer to go by car and save your energy for snorkeling, there are two car parks nearby where you can leave your car.  The colour of the water ranges from turquoise blue to the most brilliant sky blue. When you dive you will see a spectacle of fish and even a sea turtle if you are lucky.   

The turquoise waters of Cala Macarella in Menorca

Cala Saona, Formentera

Cala Saona, which is also known as Cala Sabina, is on the Balearic island of FormenteraWhen you arrive, spread out your towel on a small, white sand beach surrounded by pine trees and rocks bathed in crystal clear waters. A real envy for everyone.  Sink your feet into the fine sand and walk into the shallow sea, with its shiny stones and teeming marine life. Without a doubt, one of the best coves in the area.  In addition, you will also see small old boats and one of the best sunsets in the territory.   

The rocks where small old boats can be found in Cala Saona, Formentera

Cala El Racó, Alicante

Cala El Racó is just below the imposing Ifach cliff in Calpe in the province of AlicanteThis is a beautiful cove of white and grey stones stretching no more than 80 metres. Not very crowded, perfect for immersing yourself in a sea of ​​peace and fish. A secret of nature and an essential place to visit and swim, at least once in your life. You can take life at a leisurely pace, forget your concerns and stretch out in the sun to gently recharge your battery for the year.  

Cala El Racó and the imposing Ifach cliff in Calpe, Alicante

Cala Sa Tuna, Girona

Sa Tuna is recognized as one of the most picturesque on the Costa Brava, in Catalonia.  Located in the beautiful village of Begur, you will be captivated by this charming little cove and its diverse landscape. Upon arrival you will choose between stretching out on the sand or getting lost in countless rock formations and caves, perfect for contemplating corals, crabs, starfish and a variety of fish. Dive in for a refreshing plunge.  From the water you can also spot the traditional small white houses of the area. You can walk the coastal paths to the nearby Cap Sa Sal, to the north, or to another fantastic cove - Aiguablava - to the south, passing the nearby marina.  

View from the water of the great diversity of species that can be seen while snorkeling in Cala Sa Tuna in Begur, Gerona
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