Some of the best places for snorkelling in Spain

Cala Saona, also known as Cala Sabina, is located on the island of Formentera, part of the Balearic Islands. When you arrive, you’ll spread your towel on a small stretch of white sand surrounded by rocks and pine trees that's bathed by crystal-clear waters. An enviable experience!  Sink your toes into the fine sand and plunge into the shallow waters where you'll find shining pebbles and an endless list of aquatic species. This is without a shadow of a doubt one of the best coves in the area.  Furthermore, you can observe the traditional little fishing boats, and one of the best sunsets on the island.   

Sa Tuna is known as one of the prettiest coves on the Costa Brava, in Catalonia.  Located in the pretty village of Begur, you’ll fall in love with this tiny beach with its varied scenery. When you get there, you'll need to choose between stretching out on the sand or losing yourself among an infinity of caves and rock formations, perfect for studying corals, crabs, starfish and a diverse range of fish. Head for the sea for a good long swim.  From the water you'll be able to see the small, well preserved, brilliantly white houses that are so typical of the area, and you can swim to other nearby coves such as Aiguablava. Another option is to go on foot, taking the Ronda pathways, from where you’ll be able to see the cove itself, Cap Sa Sal and the Cala de Destino marina.