A Castellón port with over a dozen sites in the La Renegá area (8–30 m) and a departure base for the Columbretes Islands, a volcanic marine reserve about 27 nautical miles out.
A Castellón port with over a dozen sites in the La Renegá area (8–30 m) and a departure base for the Columbretes Islands, a volcanic marine reserve about 27 nautical miles out. Rocky seabeds with groupers and lobsters, and sites like El Infierno off the lighthouse (20–40 m) or Pepe Sáez.
Yes. The Columbretes are a marine and nature reserve about 27 nautical miles from Oropesa; the trip is a full day with two dives and must be booked with an authorised center.
A diving certification, valid insurance and a logbook with at least 25 logged dives, the last one within the past year, plus ID.
Over a dozen sites between 8 and 30 m such as Covetes (about 7 m), Pepe Sáez (about 22 m, with many groupers) or El Infierno off the lighthouse (20–40 m).
La Renegá has shallow sites fine for beginners; Columbretes and El Infierno are deeper and require experience and advanced certification.