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26-minute documentary have been sufficient to show the nature reserve Islands Cape Palos ants as one of the most beautiful parts of the world for scuba diving.

The study was presented this morning to the media by the Councillor for Infrastructure and Coastal Services, Francisco Espejo, Mario Gomez, Communications Things2Dive Diving Center, and Jose David Balcazar, Balky, Production of Large Angle and founder and Things2Dive Balkysub.

This is one of the thirteen chapters have been shot for showing everyone the best places for diving, located on the Red Sea, Maldives, Malaysia, Thailand, Caribbean, Atlantic and Cabo de Palos.

The series will be sold in 60 international broadcasters under the title Top Dive Sites and is the result of three years of work involving more than 50 people, including those who are musicians, sound engineers, editors, writers, camera operators, graphic designers, designers, technicians and illuminators.

All under the guidance of a team of José David Balcazar Balky, Eva Lopez and series director Miguel à ngel Cobo.

Dicado Chapter of the Ants Islands has been developed with Things2Dive (Diving Center in Cabo de Palos) and explains the 7 best diving in the area of Cabo de Palos and Reserve Ants Islands with major wrecks area, the Nadir and saithe.

As usual in all chapters of Top Dive Sites, the documentary also complements the major diving attractions in the city of Cartagena highlighting the Roman Theatre and the Fort Christmas.

The chapter will be presented to the general public exclusively next Friday, December 7, at 19:00 pm at the Interpretation Centre of Cabo de Palos.

Francisco Espejo has stressed the importance of such initiatives, to show and promote another great treasure that has Cartagena, its seabed.

Balcazar David explained that the series is already in international distributors, although in Spain comercilizará later in cinemas, DVD and television.

Mario Gomez has spoken of the great attraction that represents the diving in the area of Cabo de Palos, with a significant flow of domestic visitors from Madrid and Castilla Leon and international, such as English, German and Dutch.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena