Andalusia

La Piscina (★4.6)

Diving point with a decent buoy located on the east side of the island of Tarifa. Anchorage depth is 15 meters. There is a possibility of drift diving. There is a possibility of seeing the wall area between 15 and 9 meters.

Mares

La Losa de Calarreona (★3.8)

A deep, intense and beautiful dive located to the south of La Isla del Fraile and Cabo Cope, where we can find an average visibility of 15 metres. The anchorage is far from the coast, descending along the anchor.

Leon Marino S.L., 11380 TARIFA

Las Calderas (Wreck) (★4.6)

Sunken ship from the beginning of the 20th century. It is called Las Calderas after the three that can be seen from the wreckage of the ship. The remains of the ship are scattered over a large area.

BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

Cueva de las Palomas (★4.2)

The name of this dive may mislead us into believing that the dive takes place in a cave, this is not true, the dive is done entirely on a wall, this name is only used as a reference to the place where the dive starts.

Leon Marino S.L., 11380 TARIFA

La Pared (★4.3)

Wall dive with depth between 5 and 18 meters. Located between the San Andres buoy and Las Piscinas buoy. Possibility of travel in both directions and by the platform at the top.

Leon Marino S.L., 11380 TARIFA

Las Calles (★4.6)

This dive is on the Atlantic side of Tarifa Island. This is an easy dive site suitable for all levels. There is a wall area, sandy bottom, and rock corridors. The varied underwater configuration allows divers to make different routes between a depth of 8 and 18 meters.

Leon Marino S.L., 11380 TARIFA

Punta Marroquí de Poniente (★4.7)

Dive in the SW area of Tarifa. The descent is made by a buoy of the natural park of the straight. Depth between 16 and 30 meters.

Leon Marino S.L., 11380 TARIFA

Punta Marroquí de Levante (★4.7)

Southernmost Diving Point in the Mediterranean area of Tarifa, just in front of Punta Marroquí on the island of pigeons, on the Levante side. Descent from rope to 16 meters depth. You have to be careful at the bottom with the iron remains of a small shipwreck.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Piedra de la Higuera (★4.1)

A huge rock in the middle of a sandy inlet, just the place where incredible things happen. We will descend to a depth of 17m and we will be able to reach up to 40m. Some old cars and a jet ski rest on the sandy bottom.

Francisco K. (#3059528)

Punta del Vaporcillo (★4.2)

One of our favorite dives; for all levels, where we reach -18m depth. We have cliffs, sandy bottoms, crevices, grottos and a wall decorated with Orange Astroid.

BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

La Calita (★4.3)

The use of a boat is required. This dive is sheltered from the Levante wind. It is one of the most famous for deep dives as you can reach 42 meters.

BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

La Playita (★4.2)

A quiet dive, perfect for observing the life of the place where we will not go deeper than 9 meters. We will be jumping from rock to rock, close to the cliff wall. It is ideal for diving when there is a strong upwelling.

Leon Marino S.L., 11380 TARIFA

Pecio San Andrés (Wreck) (★4.7)

The San Andrés is a mid-19th century steamship wreck. You can see part of the deck and the two bushings on the sides of the blades that powered it. The ship has numerous holes full of life. It is easy to see groupers and conger eels here.

BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

Cala Iza (★4.0)

Cala Iza is a small cove located very close to it, with a very nice beach but difficult to access by land. It is best to do it by boat. It is very simple, adapted to any depth. It is the first of the natural site and the closest to La Herradura.

Centro de Buceo Branquias, 04140 Carboneras, Almería

4 PARED DE LAS GORGONIAS (★4.6)

This dive has beautiful gorgonians from 22m to 29m (maximum depth 29 m). Descending the western slope of the Crater, we find this underwater valley that stands out for the presence of different spectacular gorgonians to inspect them closely.

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