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At Begur Dive, we offer you the opportunity to enjoy the best and most beautiful underwater landscapes of the Catalan Costa Brava.

Through a total of 16 dives, you'll be able to explore the fabulous natural wealth of a unique underwater landscape, such as the Costa Brava, one of the most beautiful and exciting coastlines in the Mediterranean.

Wealth and variety

Virtually all the vertebrate and invertebrate species native to the Mediterranean can be observed in the various locations we visit: rays, groupers, sunfish, octopuses, sea breams, lobsters, moray eels, and a long etcetera...; even the possibility of observing some small sharks up close.

Likewise, the floral wealth of these places is extraordinary, highlighting the abundance of coral formations and the number of large gorgonians.

An Underwater Adventure

In short, an underwater paradise teeming with life and dominated by extreme beauty. Discovering its most hidden corners and observing the marvelous spectacle that nature offers makes our diving offerings a unique and unforgettable adventure.

Diving Introductory Course & Aiguablava Beach & Archaeology

Schedule: by appointment from Monday to Sunday.

Duration: two and a half hours, 40 minutes of water.

Includes:

Theory class: we cover the most important aspects of diving, behavior, and safety, emphasizing the history of Aiguablava Cove and the Roman ships found there.
Practical class; on Aiguablava beach, where Mediterranean species choose to breed, we enjoy a moment of peace and immerse ourselves in the aquatic environment. We can see salps, sea breams, moray eels, octopuses, squid, sea bass, squid, and more.
Diving insurance.

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