Posidonia, called ‘seagrass’ by the local fishermen and sailors, is known in Greek mythology as the ‘grass of Poseidon’, the ancient Greek God of the Sea and is one of the oldest living organisms on the planet! Don’t miss the amazing opportunity to dive by the Posidonia meadows, and  discover their remarkable formation of roots, flowers, fruits, and leaves just like the plants on dry land.

The long leaves of Posidonia meadows are home to various marine species, like an underwater rainforest. Along the coastline of MarBella and Nido you will spot starfish, hermit crabs, perka, urchins, corals, blenny fish, anemonies and sponges. We invite you to discover the richness of the meadows through our snorkeling experiences run by the  MarBella animation team. Alternatively, why not use your own snorkel  and get exploring!