A small, picturesque cove, where we can dive from the coast. Using the left wall as a reference, at -3 metres, we go through a small rocky arch, and continue touring the numerous large rocks that flank the route, with hollows occupied by octopus and a few crustaceans, such as the slipper lobster. As we separate from the wall, the seabed is covered by posidonia (seed-bearing plants), home to species such as the needlefish and squid. Upon return and doubling back, we can peek into a few of the grottos that briefly pierce the wall, where we can sometimes find dwellers such as the conger eel.
