At the end of the ctra. From Les Rotes, in the natural pool formed by the sea, we will start this simple dive that can be considered a variant of El Fresquito, only here we will take it from the beginning and once we see a rock tongue in the middle, the path that remains our left, heading approximately 60º to always go between the corridors that form the wall that at all times will be on our left, with more or less continuous and irregular rock formations on our right. It is a shallow but beautiful and luminous seabed, with an abundance of smaller species such as sargos, salpas, mabras, red mullets and serranos, although it is by no means unusual to find octopus or gilthead bream. We will see a small rock arch through which we can pass and when we leave, we will arrive at a sandbank at about -8.5mts, at which point we will turn to the right, heading 140º to, after an interval of sand, reach another rock wall. that advances out to sea although in a small valley that it forms with some loose stones, we will take a new corridor of sand between two walls and heading about 90º we will advance until when we reach a bottom of about - 10mts and the stone will be more dispersed and the arenal, we will invert the sense leaving the rocks to our left. When shortly a rock tongue appears on our right, we will take the corridor between them and follow the wall, which will now be on our left and which forms a picturesque slope of showy red algae, a wall that will lose height so that when we are a few -4 or -5 meters, jump across the rock tongue, heading about 150º and return to the starting point. Spirograph Mullets. Starfish. 3 Cabo de Sant Antoni “Las Rotas” Reserve Maximum Depth: 20 m. Access: Boat Approx. Duration: 50' Level: Low/Medium */** Flashlight: Yes Reservation Cabo de Sant Antoni