Dive in Spain
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El Bajon del Rio Fuerteventura, Spain
The bottom is a mixture of basaltic formed volcanic rocks, shaped like huge mushrooms, with loose rocks around the bottom. The rocks are up to 10m in height. Species hiding around these rocks are Black Bream, Zebra Bream, Ornate Wrasse, Parrot Fish, Guelly Jacks, Trumpet Fish, Cow Breams, Saddled… -
El Bajon del Rio Fuerteventura, Spain
The bottom is a mixture of basaltic formed volcanic rocks, shaped like huge mushrooms, with loose rocks around the bottom. The rocks are up to 10m in height. Species hiding around these rocks are Black Bream, Zebra Bream, Ornate Wrasse, Parrot Fish, Guelly Jacks, Trumpet Fish, Cow Breams, Saddled… -
La Carrera Fuerteventura, Spain
A trench with a sand bed surrounded by volcanic formations with small caves and cracks. The sandy center is at 16m in depth, with some Eagle Rays, as well as Angel Sharks. In the surrounding rocky areas and small caves are Canarian Lobsters, Groupers, Zebra Breams, Parrot Fish, Amber Jacks,… -
La Carrera Fuerteventura, Spain
A trench with a sand bed surrounded by volcanic formations with small caves and cracks. The sandy center is at 16m in depth, with some Eagle Rays, as well as Angel Sharks. In the surrounding rocky areas and small caves are Canarian Lobsters, Groupers, Zebra Breams, Parrot Fish, Amber Jacks,… -
Tres Picos Almunecar, Spain
Enter by giant stride from the rocks. Head for the 3 picos (3 peaks) which you can see from the shore (but are below the surface). Lots of marine life will be seen. Nice 3D experience and a swim trough.You can go south and come back to the start point, exit the water by ladder, or go North and head… -
La aguja d'es Vedra Ibiza, Spain
The Aguja (Needle) is an underwater peak near a headland on the SW side of Es Vedra? in the region of Sa Bestorre, which rises from a maximum depth of 40 metres to just 3 below the surface.After anchoring in a small cove beneath the spot where the island's majestic cliffs are marked with large dark… -
La Bota d'es Vedra Ibiza, Spain
La Bota d'es Vedra is a submarine peak roughly 1 mile NW of Es Vedra, which rises from more than 50 metres below the surface to just a few centimetres under the water, swirling waves being the only thing to betray its presence. Because of its distance from the coastline, the area provides a good… -
Bajo de Testa La Manga, Spain
The low head is an underwater plateau located between 8-10m in the head low, to 22 to 25 at the bottom. It is almost rectangular, with a gentle slope on its western side, towards the lighthouse of Cabo de Palos. The recommended route is to start the dive "falling" toward the East, reaching the… -
El Marrajo Corralejo, Spain
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El Calamareo, Corralejo,… Corralejo, Spain
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Bajo de… Corralejo, Spain
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Playa Chica Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Diving in Playa Chica is StandardYou can find Interesting. Typically, visibility is Good ( 10 - 30 m)The average depth is 10 m / 32.8 ft although the maximum depth you can reach is 30 m / 98.4 ftTo reach Playa Chica you have to do it From shoreThis dive site is best suited for All divers divers. -
Playa Chica Puerto del Carmen, Spain
Diving in Playa Chica is StandardYou can find Interesting. Typically, visibility is Good ( 10 - 30 m)The average depth is 10 m / 32.8 ft although the maximum depth you can reach is 30 m / 98.4 ftTo reach Playa Chica you have to do it From shoreThis dive site is best suited for All divers divers. -
Cala LLonga Cave Ibiza, Spain
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Puertito Tenerife, Spain
It's an easy dive.There?s a field of rocks and mooring blocks, that turns into flat sand at the mouth of the bay.Some small fish, and TURTlES!The turtles are there daily.Many people feed them, so they aren't shy.Normally there isn't any current.There are usually other divers.Be carfully with the… -
Sardina Gran Canaria, Spain
Simple dive, not very spectacular. The most usual route is to exit by the stairs of the old pier and follow the outside of the breakwater. -
Es malvins Ibiza, Spain
Easy dives around several islands (Malvin sur, Xelles o Tortuga). Start shallow and can go until quite deep along the side of the island. -
Las Gorgonias Corralejo, Spain
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El Tofiño Corralejo, Spain
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Abades Tenerife, Spain
From the entry spot you can start on a sandy part that brings you to a nice shallow-depth reef, direction South, at only 50 m from the beach. Divers friendly fish, wrasse, parrot fish, blue fin, breams, lizard, scorpion, morray eels (dotted, brown and tiger), octopus (common and spotted),… -
Anfiteatro Fuerteventura, Spain
Overhanging rocks along the whole reef shelter scorpionfish, groupers, trumpet fish and glass eyes. In the 12m-area barakudas wait for pray whilst curious amberjacks examine the divers closely, patroling in regular intervals. -
Angela Pando (Autentico) Gran Canaria, Spain
The boat is very deteriorated and its super structure collapsed some time ago which does desmecer immersion impressive as its size and landscape shaped by their life remains fairly. -
Arguineguin Rif Gran Canaria, Spain
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Arinaga Gran Canaria, Spain
Dive easy to access and perform, peligo little difficulty and little input or output orientation, and several easy routes to follow.Mixed background of sand and rocks.The car you can park almost literally in the access. Great comfort to either of the teams on the promenade. -
Artificial Reef Gran Canaria, Spain
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As Furnas Galicia, Spain
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Bace de Moli Port de la Selva, Spain
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Baixo do Salgueiro Galicia, Spain
Big reef from 26m depth to 3m depth. Near of this point depth descents to 45m. -
Baixo Pego Galicia, Spain
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Baja de San Fernando Gran Canaria, Spain
Stresses its construction fund which is real exciting, erosions that have shaped tunnels, terraces, a special attraction for the photograph. -
Bajada de Caleta Gran Canaria, Spain
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Bancha del Este Basque Country, Spain
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Barcos de Burriana Costa Blanca, Spain
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Barizo Galicia, Spain
Very nice site, a little harbour is located in the area of this point with a ramp for little boats. -
Barranco Fuerteventura, Spain
Along the reef, with its edges and crevices, gather huge swarms of breams, zebrabreams and guelyjacks. In the slots and holes several moray eels are at home: tigermorays, black moray eel and big mask morays are all very common here. A bit further away from the reef on the sandy areas we meet… -
Barranco Fuerteventura, Spain
Along the reef, with its edges and crevices, gather huge swarms of breams, zebrabreams and guelyjacks. In the slots and holes several moray eels are at home: tigermorays, black moray eel and big mask morays are all very common here. A bit further away from the reef on the sandy areas we meet… -
Bau Cap Trencat de Fora Rosas, Spain
Beware of boat traffic!The big shoal is good, there is a drop off on the northeast side, and 3 tunnels between the two main part of the shoal.Like many other dive sites, octopuses, groupers and morrays. -
Bau de Cap Falco Rosas, Spain
Very nice shoal. The top is at 4 m deep, the bottom of the shoal is approx 36 m. There is a drop off on the southwest side.Some lobsters in the cracks and holes, and a lot of octopuses. -
Biosnar Basque Country, Spain
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Cabo TiÒoso Cartagena, Spain
