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Scuba diving at Morro de Toix in Costa Blanca
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Morro de Toix

GREAT
Costa BlancaBoat
About This Site
Morro de Toix is the big wall-and-cliff dive of Calpe, worked by nearly every operator on this stretch of the Costa Blanca. The site lies off the seaward tip of the Morro de Toix headland — the point where the Sierra de Bernia plunges into the sea at the Calpe/Altea boundary, marking the southern end of the Mascarat cliffs. Divers drop onto a stepped rock face that runs on a roughly SE course, gaining depth past a chaos of fallen boulders and large submerged islets riddled with overhangs, cracks and lobster holes down to sand at about 25-27 m. Three features in one make it special: the boulder wall itself, the scattered remains of an old fishing boat lying in the sand at around 26 m, and the nearby Cueva dels Coloms, a sea grotto that bores over a hundred metres into the limestone of Toix.

Difficulty

Intermediate

Max Depth

27m

Type

Boat

Typical Visibility

15m

Conditions Summary

Best time today

6AM - 12PM

GREAT

Best day in forecast

Friday

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2026-07-17

Community-reported visibility

n/a

Warnings for today

None

The site sits on the seaward SE face of the Morro de Toix point, with the headland's mountain mass and the Sierra de Bernia rising immediately to the N-NW-W, which fully blocks that whole quadrant — conveniently the direction of the offshore Mistral/Tramuntana, which blows off the land here anyway. The open window is E through S: the Mediterranean fetch to the E and SE is wide open, so a Llevant (Levante, easterly) blow is what builds surface chop and swell on this face, with the SE Scirocco quadrant also exposed. To the SW the coast wraps toward Altea bay and the distant Sierra Helada, giving partial shelter, and there is no true ocean swell in this basin — sea state is wind-driven over local fetch. Being tucked behind the headland, the site is workable in most conditions except a sustained easterly.

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Partially Exposed
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