Na Bosca
Tossa de Mar, Spain
Na Bosca is one of the best-known dive sites around Tossa de Mar on Spain's Costa Brava. The site is formed by two large rocky formations separated by a sandy channel, creating a varied underwater landscape and several possible exploration routes. Divers usually begin around the largest rocky structure before following the relief and exploring small caves, rocky passages and Mediterranean habitats. Its underwater topography offers many interesting areas for marine life observation and underwater photography. Depending on the season and diving conditions, encounters may include groupers, moray eels, octopus, nudibranchs and many Mediterranean species. Na Bosca is highly appreciated for combining marine biodiversity with varied underwater scenery around Tossa de Mar.
