Isla de Cueva de Lobos
Isla de Cueva de Lobos off Mazarrón is a Site of Community Importance and seabird refuge with large seagrass (Posidonia) meadows, a sign of excellent water quality. Dives around the island reach 14 m (24 m in another listing) and suit all levels; moray eels, octopus, sargo, comber, pollack and groupers are typical. Nearby bajos include the Piedra de la Mari Luz at 24–30 m. Position estimated from map data, for orientation only.
Facts
- Region: Spain – Region of Murcia (Cabo de Palos, Cabo Tiñoso, Águilas)
- Area: Mazarrón
- Depth: 0–24 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: moderate
- Type: reef, bay
- Coordinates: 37.55703, -1.32934 (approximate)
- Highlights: SCI islet with seagrass meadows, moray eels, octopus, groupers, Piedra de la Mari Luz at 24–30 m
- Tips: Protected bird habitat: do not land on the island.