Spain/Mallorca · Riff
Dragonera Island
The dive site
Dragonera Island at a glance
This large offshore island is a protected nature reserve and exudes a special charm. Steep drop-offs and impressive rock formations provide a habitat for large groupers, massive schools of barracuda, and beautiful schools of goldstripe snappers and many, many monkfish. Octopuses in large numbers, moray eels, and conger eels, as well as a wide variety of nudibranchs in all Mediterranean shapes and colors, are also present.
The dive sites CAP DE TRAMUNTANA, CAP DE LLEBEITX, ARRECIFE BELLAVISTA, and many others speak for themselves and offer optimal conditions for divers of all skill levels.
It’s a wonderful experience not only underwater—after all, Dragonera Island isn’t called the “Sleeping Dragon” for nothing. The beauty of the cliffs is breathtaking!
With our offshore inflatable boat, we can comfortably reach the various spots around Dragonera Island in a maximum of 25 minutes.





