Ses Margalides
We will anchor near it and in front of the smaller islet, on a platform at about -9m to, following a W course, look for a staggered drop that takes us to -18m and offers us a wall that we will keep to our left. Soon we will find some picturesque arches that we can go through and that are upholstered with abundant and colorful yellow encrusting anemone and colonies of Aplidium.
As we progress we will head towards the smaller islet, increasing the depth and numerous formations of large rocks appearing along the way, among which we will navigate, observing the varied fauna that is usually present as shoals of spits that tirelessly patrol these dazzling seabeds.
When we reach the small islet, we will go around it, leaving it to our left and especially controlling the depth that here falls beyond -40 meters, so that, given the exceptional transparency of these waters, we could not perceive an involuntary descent. We will continue heading N towards the largest islet and along the way we will find, between large blocks of rock, access to a new gallery at -18 meters with windows in the rock that will surprise us with the beautiful lighting effects generated by these natural whims.
We will reduce the depth until we reach the anchoring point where we can comfortably and entertainingly eliminate the excess nitrogen crossing the arch of the largest islet.