WRECK

Wreck diving features explicitly in the list of dive types available from Orca Diving's home zones. The centre's daily guided dives include wrecks among the environment types — along with sandy bottoms, pinnacles, walls and caves — which means the Wreck Diving specialty is taught in the same waters where the guides take regular dive groups. The Janity handles transport from the Club Nàutic.

The course covers wreck navigation, penetration principles and safety protocols around artificial structures. Theory runs in the centre's equipped classroom; open water sessions use local wreck sites accessible from l'Escala or the surrounding protected marine park zones. The instructor is an accredited guide who also leads the regular wreck dives, so familiarity with the specific sites is built into the teaching.

Small groups are the standard format. Cressi-Sub rental equipment is available for students without their own kit, and cylinders are filled on the BAHUER compressor. At 200€, Wreck Diving sits comfortably in the mid-range of the speciality menu and is one of the more popular options given the wreck sites available in the area.

For divers who want to continue after the course, the centre's guided dive programme and bono system (6, 10 or 20 dives) allow repeated visits to the local wreck sites across the season.