Explore Andalusia

Diving in Andalusia offers a unique and diverse underwater experience that captivates both novice and seasoned divers. With its extensive coastline stretching nearly 900 km along both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, Andalusia presents an array of dive sites that range from serene sandy seabeds to thrilling current-swept locations. The region is home to vibrant marine life, including moray eels, octopuses, and lobsters, providing unforgettable encounters beneath the waves.

In Costa del Sol, divers can explore deep offshore reefs and intriguing wrecks, like the crane tower turned artificial reef and 19th-century shipwrecks near Benalmadena. For those interested in history and adventure, the wreck of the SPM Nortomra and rocky reef corridors in Estepona offer a perfect dive. Meanwhile, Tarifa’s dynamic underwater landscapes, such as Morocco Point, challenge divers with their currents and overhangs, and occasionally reveal the majestic ocean sunfish.

Andalusia’s diving scene is enriched by protected bays and training grounds ideal for beginner courses in Marina del Este and Tarifa. Further east, the Natural Park Cabo de Gata features stunning volcanic formations and mysterious sites like the Cave of the French, where divers can immerse themselves in the beauty and tranquility of Andalusia’s underwater world, making it a must-visit dive destination.