Tenerife

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

El Balito (★4.5)

Spectacular rocky formations, tunnels and caves will surprise us at this dive spot. It is recommended to do it from boat because the access of emergency teams is so difficult, jus in case is needed.

Blue Bottom Diving, 38660 Adeje

La Caleta (★4.4)

Spectacular drift dive close to the harbour, just 5 minutes from this. Attention to your physical condition in case of strong currents and waves.

DIVERSION, 38686 Alcala

Abades Bay (★4.5)

Just about 15 kilometers south of the airport sits this marine protected area where you can dive all year round because it is protected by the Trade Winds.

Blue Bottom Diving, 38660 Adeje

El Puertito (★4.1)

El Puertito is a bay protected from currents, with lots of aquatic life, the perfect place to make your first dive in Tenerife and training dives for all levels.

GooDiving, 38639 San Miguel de Abona

Las Eras (★4.3)

On the East coast, this dive site it is suitable 365 days a year thanks to the breakwater wall that protects the entrance. Tidal changes can cause the formation of currents and undertow along the wall, This site is not to be underestimated.

Blue Bottom Diving, 38660 Adeje

Black Tip (★4.1)

This site is only accessible by boat and offers a rocky area full of cornices, ideal for exploration, where you can find large red coral. Its is recommended to use a torch.

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

Palm-mar Cave (★4.5)

It´s also known as the moray Cave. It can be a bit difficult depending the current and visibility. To get the dive spot you need to by boat. Possibility to do Full Cave.

DIVING ANGEL TENERIFE, 38683 Santiago del Teide

Atlantida (★4.3)

Basaltic columns with a magnificent basaltic formation featuring octopus, yellow gorgonians, groupers and greater slipper lobster. Average depth 28 m

TENERIFE DIVING ACADEMY, 38588 Abades

Trumpet Fish Cave (★4.4)

Trumpet fish cave is another hidden gem known only to a few and is the local meeting place for all Trumpet fish. They are able to change colour to help with camouflage and when threatened generally hold a vertical position which is ideal for the underwater camera enthusiast.

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

Playa de las Vistas (★4.2)

Dive site for training. Place protected from currents and sandy bottom. Entrance from the beach. Recommended only for beginners. Maximum depth 12 meters.

Blue Bottom Diving, 38660 Adeje

Twin Wrecks (Wreck) (★4.4)

Two ship wrecks right in front of Puerto Colon, just five minutes away from the harbour, suitable for all levels.It is only accessible from boat.

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

Radazul (★4.4)

This marina is located 10 km south of Santa Cruz and offers an easy entrance with a stairway. The outside of the marina wall gets deeper than 40 meters. There are public bathrooms, wood benches, and showers available.

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

Montaña Amarilla (★4.6)

Montaña Amarilla Bay is a magical place surrounded by the walls of a volcano. Breathtaking view on the surface and spectacular underwater scenery make this location a Marine Nature Reserve. It is particularly popular for diving tourism.

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

Palm-Mar Wall / Bufadero (★4.5)

Dive site only by boat, it is very popular for all levels because it is easy to find turtles. Ideal for snorkeling and training. High season may divers around.

Blue Bottom Diving, 38660 Adeje

Neptune’s Cave (★4.5)

A nice cave dive with entry and exit suitable for all levels of divers. Pay attention to the currents, however, as they are usually quite strong in this area.

GooDiving, 38639 San Miguel de Abona

Marina San Miguel (★4.3)

Private marina just 8 kilometers south of Reina Sofia airport. Only a few centers have legal access since the entrance is from a jetty reserved for divers where the passage of boats is prohibited. There are bathrooms with showers and a bar/restaurant.

TENERIFE DIVE EXPERIENCE, 38660 SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

El Peñon (Wreck) (★4.5)

El Peñon is one of the best wreck dives in Tenerife. This wreck is perfect for the wreck diver specialty, but also for fun dives. Sea conditions are great for most of the year.

Blue Bottom Diving, 38660 Adeje

Bahia Fish (★4.1)

This dive site is only 8 minutes from Puerto Colon and is ideal for beginner courses and Try Dives. The bay is protected from currents and has a sandy bottom.

MACARONESIAN DIVERS, 38109 El Rosario

El Rincon - Radazul (★4.4)

Diving that takes place along the reef formed by the area of the beaches of Radazul. The reef is made up of large stones, generating a thousand places that hide animal life. With several diving options from 0 to 34 meters and can reach up to 40 meters.

TENERIFE DIVING ACADEMY, 38588 Abades

Poco Naufragio (Wreck), Amarilla (★4.3)

Here we drop into approximately 16 meters and with a short swim drop down to 30 meters and the home of the local family of Stingrays. A group of 5 Rays live in the area and can be hand fed, This is a truly humbling experience when these huge animals glide across you and gently take food from your hand.

GooDiving, 38639 San Miguel de Abona

La Caleta (★4.3)

At the end of a cul-de-sac leading to the small beach is this enchanting and wild dive site. There is little space for parking and conditions are favorable for entry only 50% of the year, when the wind from NE is not too strong.

DIVERSION, 38686 Alcala

Fonsalía (★4.7)

The divesite is located between playa San Juan and Alcalá in the South of Tenerife. Stairs lead to the small hidden bay through which we enter the dive site. You’ll see a lot of very interesting rock formations, e.g. one looks like a high heel - you can swim through and underneath the heel.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

La Jaca Pool (★4.4)

At this part of the Town La Jaca, we will find an artificial pool which gives the entrance of the dive site. The water is getting rougher and deeper, however you can still enjoy your dive. Entrance can be slippery

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