The dive begins on the south-facing slope, where there’s a 9 m deep seabed that is favourable for dropping anchor. While the itinerary follows an underwater pathway counter-clockwise to reach the deepest area, those who want to limit themselves to shallower depths can also begin from the opposite side. The pathway runs continuously along an expanse of boulders, which have been formed by numerous landslides over the centuries. Their dimensions create caverns and passageways that can even be enjoyed by less experienced divers. The entire base of the sea stack can be easily circumnavigated in a single dive, after which it is recommended to spiral upward during the re-ascent in order to inspect all the nooks and crannies that the rock pillar has to offer.