Dives in Menorca
The best dive trips, seabeds, and dive sites from Fornells, Menorca
The best dives to enjoy the North Menorca Marine Reserve
Dive sites in the North Marine Reserve
Check out our selection of dive sites in the north of Menorca. We choose each trip according to the group’s level, the divers’ experience and the sea conditions on the day.
| Dive site | Max. depth | Difficulty | Boat ride | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Llosa d'es Patró Pere | 28 m | Medium | 10 min | A large amount of marine life, a wow dive. |
| Illa Tirant | 18 m | Easy | 5 min | Barracudas and natural arches. |
| S'Olla | 30 m | Medium | 10 min | Giant groupers and beautiful rock formations. |
| Illa de Porros South | 25 m | Medium | 12 min | Entrance tunnel and giant groupers. |
| Illa de Porros North | 30 m | Medium | 12 min | Large schools of fish and giant groupers. |
| El Faro | 25 m | Medium | 10 min | Slipper lobsters and mini tunnels. |
| Cap Roig | 30 m | High | 10 min | Large predators and gorgonians. |
| Cala Viola Ponent | 20 m | Easy | 10 min | Islet, cave and tunnels. |
| Punta d'es Morter | 25 m | Easy | 5 min | Spectacular underwater landscape. |
| Cave of the English | 18 m | Easy | 8 min | Cave with spectacular backlighting. |
| Coves d'es Llamp | 18 m | Medium | 5 min | An impressive labyrinth of connected caves. |
| Swiss Cheese | 25 m | Medium | 25 min or from shore | Unique landscape. |
Diving prices
Check our rates for single dives, double dives and dive packages, with equipment included or without equipment.
| Activity | Sessions | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Dive with Equipment | 1 session | €65.00 |
| Dive without Equipment | 1 session | €48.00 |
| Double Dive with Equipment Included | 2 sessions | €112.00 |
| Double Dive without Equipment | 2 sessions | €95.00 |
| PACK 10: Dives with Equipment | 10 sessions | €530.00 |
| PACK 10: Dives without Equipment | 10 sessions | €390.00 |
| PACK 6: Dives with Equipment | 6 sessions | €330.00 |
| PACK 6: Dives without Equipment | 6 sessions | €258.00 |
Five must-do dives in the North Marine Reserve
Llosa d’es Patró Pere
Considered by many to be the star dive of the North Menorca Marine Reserve, La Llosa d’es Patró Pere never leaves anyone indifferent. This large underwater seamount offers walls, cracks, and rock formations that provide shelter for an extraordinary variety of marine life. During the dive, it is common to encounter large groupers, schools of barracuda, octopuses, and numerous Mediterranean species. A perfect combination of landscape and biodiversity, making it one of the most iconic dives in Fornells.
Tirant island
Located opposite the historic Fornells Tower, Tirant island is a dive accessible to all levels and especially appreciated for the wide variety of species it shelters. Its rocky seabeds are home to groupers, moray eels, octopuses, and colorful nudibranchs, and at certain times of the year you can swim with many barracudas.
Island of Porros North and South
One of the most spectacular dive sites with the highest concentration of marine life in the entire Marine Reserve. The walls and rocky platforms surrounding the islet attract large schools of barracuda, amberjacks, groupers, and other pelagic predators. Thanks to the protection of the Reserve, it is common to observe large specimens and enjoy unforgettable encounters. A must-do dive for anyone looking for the essence of diving in northern Menorca.
S’Olla
S’Olla is one of the most impressive dives in the Reserve for those who enjoy observing large fish. Its spectacular wall regularly attracts dentex, amberjacks, groupers, and other predators that patrol the area in search of food. Along the route, huge rocky blocks create passages and formations that add excitement and beauty to the underwater landscape. An intense dive that reveals the wildest side of the Marine Reserve.
Coves d’es Llamp
A true paradise for lovers of caves and underwater landscapes. This network of caverns and passages extends along an impressive cliff, allowing divers to explore different interconnected spaces. The rays of light entering through the openings create spectacular backlighting and a magical atmosphere. Among the rock walls, it is possible to find moray eels, crustaceans, nudibranchs, and numerous species typical of these protected environments.
Five must-do dives in the North Marine Reserve
Llosa d’es Patró Pere
Considered by many to be the star dive of the North Menorca Marine Reserve, La Llosa d’es Patró Pere never leaves anyone indifferent. This large underwater seamount offers walls, cracks, and rock formations that provide shelter for an extraordinary variety of marine life. During the dive, it is common to encounter large groupers, schools of barracuda, octopuses, and numerous Mediterranean species. A perfect combination of landscape and biodiversity, making it one of the most iconic dives in Fornells.
Illa Tirant
Located opposite the historic Fornells Tower, Illa Tirant is a dive accessible to all levels and especially appreciated for the wide variety of species it shelters. Its rocky seabeds are home to groupers, moray eels, octopuses, and colorful nudibranchs, and at certain times of the year you can swim with many barracudas.
Illa de Porros Norte y Sur
One of the most spectacular dive sites with the highest concentration of marine life in the entire Marine Reserve. The walls and rocky platforms surrounding the islet attract large schools of barracuda, amberjacks, groupers, and other pelagic predators. Thanks to the protection of the Reserve, it is common to observe large specimens and enjoy unforgettable encounters. A must-do dive for anyone looking for the essence of diving in northern Menorca.
S’Olla
S’Olla is one of the most impressive dives in the Reserve for those who enjoy observing large fish. Its spectacular wall regularly attracts dentex, amberjacks, groupers, and other predators that patrol the area in search of food. Along the route, huge rocky blocks create passages and formations that add excitement and beauty to the underwater landscape. An intense dive that reveals the wildest side of the Marine Reserve.
Coves d’es Llamp
A true paradise for lovers of caves and underwater landscapes. This network of caverns and passages extends along an impressive cliff, allowing divers to explore different interconnected spaces. The rays of light entering through the openings create spectacular backlighting and a magical atmosphere. Among the rock walls, it is possible to find moray eels, crustaceans, nudibranchs, and numerous species typical of these protected environments.
What we offer?
At Nautilus Diving Fornells, we want you to experience the sea of Menorca in a safe, friendly, and authentic way. As a diving center, we offer courses for all levels, guided dives, snorkeling trips, and experiences designed to help you enjoy the marine environment of Fornells, whether you are just getting started or already have experience underwater.
Our aim is for you to discover the North Menorca Marine Reserve with calm and confidence, accompanied by a team that respects, protects, and knows this unique environment in depth.
Contact
Contact details
Phone: +34 619 41 41 51
Email: info@nautilusdivingfornells.com
Address: Passeig Marítim, 68, 07748 Fornells, Balearic Islands
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM