Dive Sites Available

Las Rayas (los Gigantes)

This is approximately 15 - 25 metres deep and has the following features:

Bare rock & sand with feeding of rays.

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Diving in Tenerife

Whether you are diving in Tenerife for the first time or you are a seasoned diver you'll find plenty of dive sites to explore with lots of life and all this in the sun. In Tenerife we enjoy year round diving because the currents are generally mild and the sun shines.

In addition to this, you have a fantastic nightlife with lots of different types of resturaunts, cafes and tappas bars, spectacular beaches, the highest mountain in Spain and brilliant views of the whole island. All in all Tenerife has something to offer everyone.

If diving is why you want to visit Tenerife feel free to view our page "Diving In Tenerife" where we have details of all the dive sites we use.

We can help you with travel, finding accomodation and keeping yourself occupied during your stay here, just send us an e-mail or make a call and we can help with the rest.

Diving Courses

EFR

A non- diving related first aid course that is recognised by the H&SE in the UK. Do it here in the sun.rnrnNB: This is a requirement for the rescue diver qualification.rn(Also available is the EFR Course for children)

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Diving Courses in Tenerife

We run an extensive range of PADI and non PADI diving courses here for those who want to learn to dive in Tenerife. If you would like to learn more, simply select "Courses"

About Diving in tenerife

Below is a synopsis of one of the sites we visit here in Tenerife. There are many more sites to visit so feel free to clock the link provided if you would like to learn more...

El Condisito (Wreck)

This is approximately 15 - 20 metres deep and has the following features:

Good for photographers & beginners. Bogues. Trumpet fish. Glass eyes. Cerina rossa. Lizard fish. Octopus. Cuttle fish. Fire worms. Nudibranch. Prawns. Lobsterettes.