It is a protected area. It is made up of a volcanic edifice.

It forms part of a landscape of volcanic layers aligned in the south of the island.

The constant erosive process has exposed important pyroclastic strata and a fossil feature at the base of the structure.

The water in this area is very clear and forms beautiful turquoise colours. Occasionally the wind blows strong and the sea can be rough. However, the Yellow Mountain is quite sheltered from it. When there is no one to stop on the neighbouring coast, you can find a little more shelter here.

Many people come here to dive. The seabed is very rich and the fossil dune at the foot of the caldera continues underwater, with spectacular formations. Those of us who are more into snorkelling should not forget our goggles because we are also going to enjoy ourselves.