Portugal
Cabo MayorSantander
opasnodanas izložen mrtvom moru u lice (razina grada)
- prozor
- Best at first light, before the northwest breeze gets up, and in autumn, with the water still around eighteen degrees and fewer people up at the lighthouse. Cantabria has no weekday closure. Night diving is banned all over Spain, from sunset to sunrise.
- plima
- The tide here is the Cantabrian one: about 4.2 to 4.5 metres on springs and close to five at the extremes. At low water the slabs at the foot of the cliff come out and show you where to get in; at high water that same ledge is gone and the only way out is a swim back to the cove.
- zaklon
- The Cabo Mayor lighthouse point faces north-northwest (340°) with nothing in front of it: the whole arc from 300° to 40° comes in clean, and the worst heading is the 325° northwest. Only a southerly or southwesterly land breeze flattens the sea under the cliff.
- uvjeti
- On flat summer days you get five to eight metres over the cape's rock. What ruins it is the northerly ground swell: two days of long waves and the water fills with sand torn off the Sardinero beaches. With a northwest wind it is not worth the drive.
- opasnost
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