This dive can start from a boat, thanks to the reference provided by a small section of rock that protrudes above the surface. The seabed, which provides shelter to any fish that may be frightened by visitors, is predominantly sandy; the initial part surrounded by large clumps of sea grass, gives way to a bare section at the depth of 12 m. The rocks on the left feature channels, crevices, small caves, and even a connecting tunnel. You will encounter ravines abounding with encrusting sponges and plant life. A pathway made up of landslides of boulders can be found to the south, at a depth of 5 m. Safety stop along the way.