Dive trip Cap de Creus Natural Park

Swimming, diving, snorkelling and apnea in Spain, on the Costa Brava in Cap de Creus Natural Park

If you're a lover of the great outdoors, the Cap de Creus Nature Park in Spain is the place for you! The largest nature park in Catalonia, this Costa Brava nature reserve, created in 1998, protects 11,000 hectares including the Cap de Creus peninsula and 3,000 hectares of marine environment. Swim, dive, snorkel or snorkel in the Cap de Creus Natural Park. Some of Spain's best diving spots are located in the three nature reserves, the Farallons, Cap de Creus, and Cap Norfeu. These Costa Brava dive sites feature rocky scree drop-offs, Posidonia plains, and open cliff caves. Around Cap Norfeu, scientists have found traces of volcanic activity dating back 10 million years!

Here, your gaze wanders through wild landscapes, following the contours of steep cliffs, discerning dark rocks weathered by the north wind and salt, evoking the profiles of unusual animals. To make the most of your holiday in the Cap de Creus Natural Park, organize a diving break at the Cala Montjoi holiday village, ideal for an all-inclusive holiday and diving with the family or in a group. If you're on your own or with a partner, head to Cala Joncols at Eurodivers Joncols, ideal for snorkeling, freediving, and diving. A great opportunity all year round, Eurodivers Roses welcomes groups of divers on its boat in the Roses marina, with accommodation just a stone's throw away in the comfortable Hotel Univers. From Roses, discover the dive sites around Punta Falconera and Falco and Elbau de Cap Trentcat in the marine reserve.

Non-divers can choose between shopping in the boutiques of Roses and lazing on the beach in the coves. The Cap de Creus Reserve also offers some extraordinary walks and mountain bike rides! A breeding ground for birds, reptiles, and mammals, the Cap Creus Reserve is full of surprises, including the magnificent crested cormorant (Phalocrocorax aristotelis) and large concentrations of groupers (Epinephelus guaza) in the water. In passing, take a look at the Cap de Creus lighthouse, where Kevin Billington filmed The Light at the Edge of the World in 1971. Appreciated by the likes of Josep Pla and Salvador Dalí, the environmental heritage of Cap de Creus is also architectural, with the monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, the current headquarters of the Cap de Creus nature park, where you can obtain information on the various itineraries and activities.