Parque Azul de Vida Submarina® in Almuñécar: Andalusia's First Archaeological Underwater Museum

148 marine concrete structures at a depth of 15 meters recreate 3,000 years of history: an 8th-century BC Phoenician ship, the ruins of the Roman temple of Sexi, and a living artificial reef. Be among the first to dive in.

Phoenician Ship

Submerged replica of an 8th-century BC Phoenician vessel — archaeological diving on Granada’s Costa Tropical.

Roman Ruins

Roman temple of Firmum Iulium Sexi and an aqueduct with 8,430 kg arches recreated on the seabed.

Living Reef

Artificial reef in Almuñécar designed to regenerate Posidonia oceanica and native Mediterranean marine life.

Underwater Archaeology

A museum with 3,000 years of history Explore exact replicas of Phoenician shipwrecks, Roman factories, and historic vessels. A unique journey through the civilizations that brought the Mediterranean to life, submerged at depths between 15 and 25 meters.

Ecological Restoration

A lung for our sea More than statues, we create life. Thanks to biomimetic marine concrete with neutral pH, our 147 structures act as artificial reefs that protect biodiversity and regenerate local flora and fauna.

Immersive Adventure

Diving for all levels Located on El Muerto Beach, Blue Park offers a top-level sustainable tourism experience. A must-visit destination on the Costa Tropical, designed both for experts and for those new to diving.

A Journey Through Time Beneath the Waters of the Mediterranean

The Blue Park of Almuñécar is not just a diving destination; it is a pioneering Blue Economy project that recreates the civilizations that shaped our coastline.

– Submerged Archaeological Heritage

– Marine Regeneration and Artificial Reefs

Buceador explorando arrecifes artificiales biomiméticos cubiertos de coral y vida marina en la sección de conservación del Parque Azul de Vida Submarina en Almuñécar.

Commitment to the Conservation of the Granada Coastline

Thanks to biomimetic marine concrete technology, the park acts as a lung for the Mediterranean.

Increase in Local Biodiversity

CO₂ Capture and Coastal Protection