The Cap de Creus Natural Park, created in 1998, is the first marine and terrestrial park in the country. It is located in the easternmost region of the Iberian Peninsula and occupies a maritime surface area of ​​3,073 hectares.

Sculpted by the Tramuntana wind, this area of ​​stunning beauty is home to wild coves with an extraordinarily well-preserved natural wealth. Beneath the surface, a fascinating underwater world comes to life, with varied landscapes: a coralline bottom, walls covered with gorgonians, posidonia meadows, rocks colonised by sponges and anemones and a varied Mediterranean fauna, including groupers, lobsters, moray eels, octopuses, scorpionfish and a multitude of nudibranchs.