St. Andreu de Llavaneres, Barcelona
Las Barras y Pecios del Maresme
El Maresme is a county along the Mediterranean coast of Catalonia. The underwater environment of this county has unique rock formations called submarine bars (“Las Barras”), which form parallel to the coast. These bars generate a peculiar rocky scenery surrounded by Posidonia meadows that attract marine biodiversity.
Flabellina affinis walking along the ledge covered with hydroids.
Pelagia noctiluca floating behind a group of divers going down the boat line.
Two wrasse fish facing the camera at the same time.
Blacked-face blenny showing its mating colors against a pink coral background.
Pelagia noctiluca under the afternoon sun next to the dive boat.
Seahorse looking down to the sand to camouflage better with the seaweed.
Cratena peregrina walking along a seagrass branch after laying its eggs on it.
Flabellina climbing top the top of some seagrass.
Light bulb tunicates growing on a rope of a fish farm wreck.
Mediterranean chromis hiding inside a broken pipe in a wreck.
A pair of painted comber swimming next to the camera.
A hermit crab looking straight up to the camera as it crawls through a seaweed patch.