2 cities · 4 centers

Diving in Formentera

UNESCO World Heritage seagrass meadows and an unusually turquoise Mediterranean water..

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Why dive in Formentera?

UNESCO World Heritage seagrass meadows and an unusually turquoise Mediterranean water.

✓ UNESCO World Heritage seagrass since 1999✓ Turquoise water, visibility up to 30 m✓ Shallow average depth, suitable for all levels✓ Currents at Es Freus for advanced divers

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Dive centers in Formentera

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PADI
★ 4.6(46)

Orcasub Formentera

Es Pujols, Formentera
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PADI
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Wet4Fun Center Formentera

Es Pujols, Formentera
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SSI / TDI
★ 0(0)

Formentera Divers

La Savina, Formentera
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SSI Platinum Instructor Training Center
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Vellmari

La Savina, Formentera

Diving guide in Formentera

Formentera protects one of the most extensive and best-preserved seagrass meadows in the Mediterranean, recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1999. This underwater meadow, key to the island's extraordinary water clarity, is home to seahorses, fan mussels and biodiversity far richer than other Mediterranean areas. Average depth is shallow, making it ideal for beginners and contemplative diving, while the Es Freus strait between Formentera and Ibiza offers currents and more technical dives for advanced divers.

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