Centre d'Immersió Cap de Creus

Centre d'Immersió Cap de Creus is based in Llançà, at the northern edge of the Cap de Creus Natural Park, giving its boat and shore dives the shortest run out to the park's northern points: Massa d'Or, Cala Guillosa, S'Encalladora, Cala Sardina, Cala Mulà and El Bau del Molí.

The centre describes itself as the first dive centre established in the Cap de Creus Natural Reserve, with more than 30 years in the water. The team is small and named on its own site: Tania, Franck, Mireia, Dani and Sacha.

It's SSI-affiliated and fills air only, with no Nitrox. The course ladder runs from Open Water Diver through Rescue Diver, with specialty options including Decompression Diving and mermaiding, and baptism dives run one instructor per diver.

Fun diving runs by boat or from shore, with snorkel tours also offered. The boat, Cap de Creus II, is described as a 14 x 6 m catamaran with room for up to 40 divers, plus hot and cold freshwater showers, a bar and a solarium. Equipment (regulator, wetsuit, BCD, dive computer) rents by the piece, and a dive guide can be booked for anyone without one.

Independent reviewers converge on one specific detail as much as on general friendliness: several first-time divers single out the one-instructor-per-diver ratio on baptism dives as unusually generous, with one calling it "a luxury." Reviews from 2025 name several team members (Franck, Tania, Sasha, Dani, Roman and Mireia), a near-complete match with the five staff the centre names on its own site, evidence of a small, stable team, not a rotating cast.

One review from 2019 describes a young instructor as disrespectful and says the reviewer lost interest in returning; no other complaint of that kind turns up in the more recent reviews.