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Snorkeling the Medas Islands with Unisub Estartit - Girona

Snorkeling the Medas Islands with Unisub Estartit

L'Estartiteasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Basic swimming skills and comfort in water are sufficient; suitable for most ages with moderate physical condition.

Overview

Dive beneath the waves off L’Estartit and discover the rich underwater world of the Medas Islands. Unisub Estartit SL offers immersive snorkeling trips in one of Spain’s best-preserved marine reserves.

Snorkel
Water Activities
L'Estartit, Catalunya

Snorkel en las Islas Medas

Guías expertos • +4 años • 2 horas • Variedad de especies marinas y vegetación

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About This Adventure

Dive into the breathtaking underwater world of the Medas Islands, where you can swim among lush posidonia forests and vibrant schools of fish. Experience crystal-clear waters revealing stunning caves and unique rock formations, all in a protected environment. This unforgettable snorkeling adventure is perfect for nature lovers of all ages!

Dive into the breathtaking underwater world of the Medas Islands, where you can swim among lush posidonia forests and vibrant schools of fish. Experience crystal-clear waters revealing stunning caves and unique rock formations, all in a protected environment. This unforgettable snorkeling adventure is perfect for nature lovers of all ages!

Adventure Tips

Check Your Snorkel Gear Before Departure

Make sure your mask fits well and your snorkel is clear to ensure a comfortable experience in the water.

Respect the Marine Reserve Rules

Avoid touching marine life or disturbing the posidonia beds to preserve this delicate ecosystem.

Stay Hydrated and Apply Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Bring water to drink and use reef-safe sunscreen to protect both your skin and the ocean environment.

Dress for Easy Water Entry and Exit

Wear quick-dry swimwear and water shoes for safe footing on rocky shores or boat decks.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mediterranean grouper
  • Common octopus

History

The Medas Islands were designated as a marine reserve in 1990 to protect one of Spain’s most diverse underwater habitats.

Conservation

Strict regulations limit fishing and boating access to preserve the fragile posidonia meadows and native species balance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Snorkel mask and snorkel

Essential

Essential for clear underwater vision and breathing comfortably while floating.

summer specific

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin and the delicate marine environment from harmful chemicals.

summer specific

Water shoes

Provides grip and foot protection entering or exiting rocky shores or boats.

summer specific

Light wetsuit

Keeps you warm in cooler water conditions outside of peak summer months.

spring|fall|winter specific