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From theCala del MoraigWe can undertake a very interesting dive that is also usually approached from the same pool. Once in the open sea, instead of hugging the wall in search of the crypt cave, we will go parallel to it but more open, recognizing the rocks that dot the landscape along the route and that contain secrets in the form of lobsters, a multitude of stars, thrushes and octopuses.
Towards the open sea the landscape is dominated by posidonia and sand, but we will not venture into it yet, but after a few minutes of sailing heading S/SW and leaving behind the entrance to the cave that houses theMoraig Fault, where a rock of unmistakable shape serves as a reference, always with the wall to our right we will reach a valley where a multitude of large rocks stand out, overlapping one another, generating in this whimsical arrangement small corridors as windows through which, if there is no swell, we can look out. The wall of these rocks is covered with delicate incrustations, and after entertaining ourselves with this landscape we will reverse course, first opening towards the sea and finding an area of posidonia that we will cross and then a very white sandy beach. Now our course will be the opposite of the one we left, that is, E/NE.
We will have to pay close attention to the sand because it is very common for good-caliber mantelinas to be found resting and therefore almost unrecognizable, which during the day are covered with sand waiting to capture fish and squid, as well as torpedoes or quakes that have electrical organs capable of generating discharges of up to 220V, so, even more so, we will refrain from disturbing them.
Then a large meadow of posidonia will appear again, which we will continue skirting on its left bank, next to the sand, and which after a few minutes will take us to the buoy that is placed in front of the entrance to the Moraig pool, where we will begin the dive, although if the sea is calm, we will be able to exit via the platform that at the base of the arches submerges just over a meter and where we can take off our fins to walk up and end this complete dive.