Diving packages in Spain

Curso de buceo PADI Open Water Diver

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PADI Open Water Course in 3 days

The PADI Open Water course is the first level to become a certified diver. The course takes usually 3 days but we always arrange the schedule following your wishes. There is a theoretical part that is followed by practice underwater. You do several dives with exercises and also have a test and exam to prove that you understood the theory. After passing the Open Water course, you will be allowed to…

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COURSE PADI Scuba Diver

This course is designed for people that want to learn to dive, but don’t have a lot of time on their holiday. The Scuba Diver course teaches you all of the basics of scuba diving over 2 days and will allow you to gain a certification to dive anywhere in the World under supervision of a diving professional to a maximum depth of 12m. In the tariff its included Equipment, books, boat trips…

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beginners course

This Beginner Course its a 2 hours 30 min experience, it can bedoneevery afternoon, where you will dive up to 6 mt always under supervision of an Instructor, the duration of the dive its about half an hour , this package includes, Instruction ,equipment, boat trips and insurance. The minimum age is from 10 years old.

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PADI Open Water Course

Get your PADI Open Water Certification here with us today This is a 3 day course with an experienced, fun and friendly PADI Instructor and PADI Divemasters who will look after you The price includes equipment hire, insurance and hotel pick ups. Minimum age is 10 years old This is your licence to dive the world!

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Travel to Spain

Scuba diving has a long tradition in Spain. The first diving centers were open here in 1950s. Many divers refer to Spain as “the Caribbean of Europe. Diving in Spain offers two main areas: the mediterranean and its rocky formations (caves, caverns, swim throughs, drop offs, walls) with some wreck. Famous are the Balearic islands for its turquoise blue waters, and the Medas Islands Marine Park in Costa Brava (Catalonia). The marine life in this area has a rich fauna and flora: corals, octopus, barracudas, stingrays, scorpionfish, groupers, moray eels, conger eels, amberjacks, etc.

The second main area, radically different from the first one, is the Canary Islands: located close to the eqator, and being mainly volcanic islands, the Canaries have exceptional volcanic underwater caves, caverns and tunnels to offer, home to octopi, sponges and anemones. Although the ocean floor around the islands is sandy, there are several steep volcanic rock walls and solidified lave flows have created an interesting and varied environment. Stingrays and eagle rays are abundant at Los Chuchos and Stingray Village as are tuna and barracuda. There is also a chance of seeing Bottle Nosed Dolphins, Loggerhead Turtles, Cuttlefish, Puffer Fish and seahorses. There is also a popular night dive spot in the area of Lanzarote which has an eerie abundance of green phosphorescence.