Introduction
The large number of pebbles which cover its beach give this small but charming cove with calm crystal-clear waters its name – rocky cove. It is an ideal place to explore the seabed with goggles and a snorkel. The seabed is clear and well lit. The cover of algae in various colours is typical of the underwater scenery. Despite producing repellent substances, these algae are eaten by sea urchins, sea hares, mullets, salema porgies and a large number of small worms, snails and crustaceans, which in turn attract small fishes like blennies, tub gurnards, combers and Mediterranean rainbow wrasse.
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