Cabrera National Park – Cap de Llebeig (Cala Galiota)
The Cabrera archipelago has been a maritime-terrestrial national park since 1991. According to 220bars, diving is limited to two boats a day across the whole archipelago and to two authorised sites, Cap de Llebeig and Cala Galiota (a small cove beyond the cape), at around 30 m maximum with visibility of 20–35 m. Decades without fishing show in big groupers, dense shoals and healthy Posidonia meadows. Aventura IB runs day trips from Colònia de Sant Jordi with an Open Water certification being enough. The coordinate is the 220bars point for the park, not a surveyed mooring. Position estimated, for orientation only.
Facts
- Region: Mallorca & Cabrera (Balearic Islands)
- Area: Cabrera National Park
- Depth: 5–30 m
- Level: advanced
- Current: moderate
- Type: reef, wall, island
- Coordinates: 39.1509, 2.9437 (approximate)
- Highlights: national park since 1991, no fishing, large groupers, dense shoals, only two authorised dive boats a day
- Permit: Diving in the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park needs an authorisation to navigate, anchor or dive that is requested online through the Govern de les Illes Balears (park procedure page), ahead of the trip; park access is by sea only, so most divers go with an authorised centre that handles it. For diving information call the park office in Palma, tel. +34 971 17 76 41 (9:00-14:00); the navigation permit is valid 12 months. (Source: Govern de les Illes Balears, Cabrera park page, 2025 archive copy)
- Issuer / contact: Parc Nacional Marítimo-Terrestre de l'Arxipèlag de Cabrera, office in Palma (Govern de les Illes Balears)
- Phone: +34 971 17 76 41
- Website: https://www.caib.es/sites/espaisnaturalsprotegits/es/10_at_navegar_fondear_o_bucear_pnmta_cabrera_/
- Tips: Permit required: dives only with an authorised centre; Aventura IB states that national park taxes are included in its Cabrera trips.