Snorkelling through the day

Spains north coast seemed quite alluring to snorkel - well, at least the cliffs and rocks to be a bit more specific. Most times the waves were too big and the wind to strong for a good water-surface-experience. When looking for a brunch-break on our way east Nick found this place. First we thought we wouldn’t be able to park (hight limitation), but there was a second parking lot and we found a gap to fit in right away. As we hadn't used our snorkel gear for so long it was stored away somewhere deep down in the van; but we managed to get all necessary things put and each went for a short tour by ourselves. The cliff is home to many fish and the rocks have some interesting formations (like holes you could dive through). It was surprisingly deep right away and the view was good. Still, some fish are well camouflaged and appear quite suddenly just in front of you. Unfortunately there was also a lot of visible plastic pollution coming in with the tide. Still it was nice to visit the underwater world for a moment.Baca lagi