Explore Cartagena

Cartagena is a port city in the region of Murcia on the south east coast of Spain. This is also a naval base and is known for its rich Roman history. There is a wide selection of diving to be done here which caters to divers of all interests. There are multiple dive centres and dive resorts which will take divers diving from shore at the multiple shore dive sites or out on the boats for those sites further out. Whether it’s wrecks, rocky reefs, caves, marine critters or schools of fish, there are many experiences to be ticked off any divers bucket list here, and all that in combination with, in general, calm water conditions and 300 days of sun a year, this should be on any divers list of diving destinations. 

Upcoming Events

Diving in Cartagena

Spain has four seasons and the temperature does significantly differ between summer and winter, however, the temperatures never drop down to extremes. Air temperatures do range a significant amount; between 10 degree Celsius in January to 26 degrees Celsius in August. The water temperatures range between 15 in winter and 26 degrees Celsius in summer. Visibility is above average throughout the year, between 10 and 25 metres and more on the best days. The species which inhabit these waters are here throughout the year.

The best Months to Dive in Cartagena

Spain has four seasons and the temperature does significantly differ between summer and winter, however, the temperatures never drop down to extremes. Air temperatures do range a significant amount; between 10°C in January to 26°C in August. The water temperatures range between 15 in winter and 26°C in summer. Visibility is above average throughout the year, between 10 and 25 metres and more on the best days. The species which inhabit these waters are here throughout the year. 

Statistics

Historical data and trends

Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions