Tabarca Island

Everyone who has gone snorkeling in Tabarca agrees that its seabeds are exceptional. It stands out not only for the clarity and visibility of its waters but also for its astonishing biodiversity. A wide variety of marine life, including groupers, gilthead breams, sea bass, white seabreams, octopuses, and many other species, fills these unique underwater landscapes with vitality.

Here are some tips to ensure that your outing is as safe, enjoyable, and respectful as possible.

• Avoid entering the water when it is murky, has waves, or strong currents.
• Always carry a buoy. Not only will it mark your position, but it can also serve as a flotation aid if needed.
• Be mindful of boats, especially during the summer season.
• It is advisable to use a life vest.
• Respect plants and animals, no matter how insignificant they may seem.
• If we see plastic waste, we will try to remove it to prevent animals from ingesting it.
• Avoid feeding the fish as it creates improper eating habits.
• Avoid touching or disturbing wildlife, including refraining from bothering octopuses or taking starfish out of the water.
• Do not remove any living creatures from the seabed. If we want souvenirs, it’s better to photograph them.