Do I need any special certification for this night dive?

Yes, participants must hold an Advanced Open Water certification or equivalent to safely undertake this night dive.

How deep is the night dive at Cala Llobeta?

The dive typically ranges around 15 to 25 meters, depending on conditions and group capability.

Is all dive gear provided or should I bring my own?

Ohana Diving provides tanks and weights, but divers should bring personal gear such as wetsuits, masks, and dive lights.

What marine life can I expect to see during the night dive?

Expect active octopuses, scorpion fish, cuttlefish, and other species that become visible only at night.

Is the night dive suitable for beginner divers?

No, this experience requires advanced skills due to limited visibility and the unique challenges of night diving.

What safety measures are in place during the dive?

Ohana Diving follows strict protocols including guided dives, buddy systems, and emergency equipment on site.

Night Dive Adventure with Ohana Diving in Cala Llobeta

Cala Llobeta, located along the sun-soaked Mediterranean coast of Catalunya, Spain, quietly turns into a gateway to an extraordinary underwater world once the sun sets. Ohana Diving invites seasoned divers to step beyond daytime snorkeling and witness this coastal cove’s marine life under the cover of darkness. The "Inmersion nocturna Cala Llobeta" night dive is not simply a dive—it’s a revealing encounter with the nocturnal rhythms of the Mediterranean Sea.

Under a sky heavy with stars, divers follow their flashlights through inky waters where daytime familiarity gives way to surprising sights. Octopuses emerge from hidden crevices to hunt, their intelligence and unpredictability on full display. Scorpion fish, masters of camouflage during daylight, reveal their distinct profiles and vibrant colors, illuminated only by the beam of your light. The eerie silence of night diving, punctuated by distant waves and the gentle bubbles from regulators, amplifies the immersion into this secret realm.

Ohana Diving has anchored itself as a standout in this region by offering specialized and safe night dive experiences tailored for Advanced Open Water divers—those comfortable with more technical and challenging conditions. Situated near Calafat and not far from the bustling city of Cambrils, the location combines accessibility with an unspoiled underwater environment. The seafloor here features rocky reefs and small canyons that come alive with nocturnal creatures.

This trip provides more than just a dive; it is an invitation to witness the Mediterranean’s hidden nightlife and to deepen your connection to marine ecosystems through expert guidance in a controlled, supportive setting. For divers ready to push their boundaries and see what lies beneath in unexpected light, the night dive at Cala Llobeta by Ohana Diving is a must-experience journey that broadens the horizon of Mediterranean diving.

About Ohana Diving

Ohana Diving is a scuba center based in Cambrils, Cataluña, offering guided dives, snorkels and PADI courses across the Costa Dorada and nearby Tarragona coast. The center runs shore and boat dives to local sites such as Cala Llobeta, Cala Vidre, Cala Sant Jordi, the merchant wreck La Dragonera and the artificial reef Biotopo de Torredembarra. Ohana Diving provides introductory sessions (Pool Experience and Baptism of Diving), recreational certifications (Open Water, Advanced, Rescue, Reactivate) and specialty courses including Night Diver, Deep Diver and Wreck Diver, plus professional training with the PADI Divemaster program.

All programs are designed for a range of abilities: first-time snorkelers and pool learners, certified recreational divers, and candidates pursuing professional qualifications. Instruction follows internationally recognized PADI standards and emphasizes safety, environmental respect and local marine awareness. Guided experiences highlight Mediterranean marine life such as groupers, octopuses, nudibranchs and the schooling fish found around artificial reefs and wrecks.

Logistics and meeting points operate from Cambrils with access to nearby coastal sites on the Costa Dorada and Tarragona waters. Group sizes, exact itineraries and equipment options are confirmed at booking; the center offers guided shore entries and dives at depths suited to each experience, from shallow snorkels to deeper wreck dives. Visitors can expect trained staff, structured courses and a variety of short experiences and multi-day certifications that accommodate families, travelers and aspiring dive professionals.

Equipment rental and pre-dive briefings are provided to ensure safety and comfort for participants across all experiences in Cambrils, on the Costa Dorada.