Diving in Gran Canaria

Dive among the remains from different periods of the port that in the time of Christopher Columbus was the second most important in the Canary archipelago accompanied by large schools of bicudas

Flagship species:

• Angelshark
• Garden Eel
• Sea horse

The main attraction of this dive is the corals in all their shapes, sizes and colours. We will take a tour to see most of the species of hard and soft corals present in the Canary Islands waters and observe the ecology and physiology of the different specimens.

Flagship species:

• Yellow and red gorgonians.
• Giant anemone.
• Angel shark

Dive in the central area of Sardina Bay through different lava structures such as arches and small roofless canyons. You can explore them, testing your diving skills while discovering the incredible biodiversity they contain.

Flagship species:

• Angel shark
• Blonde mutt
• Sea eagle/Mouse

An easy dive that will delight lovers of underwater photography and small life. We have located the ecological niches of various invertebrates such as soft and hard corals where we can also observe the associations they have with other living beings, forming truly beautiful microecosystems.

Flagship species:

• Corals: Golden, jewel, yellow encrusting anemone, molar.
• Tremor/Torpedo.

We begin our journey towards the central area of Sardina, passing through the ecosystem of the rhodolith carpet that forms the seabed of Maërl. We will continue along the shallows formed by the rocks until we reach the wrecks of old fishing gear such as traps and anchors of various sizes that have been colonised for years, forming an artificial reef of sponges and corals.

Flagship species:

• Duckbill Moray Eel
• Sea eagle/Mouse
• San Pedro roosters and pig (Crossbow)

Nature is capricious in its creations and this is a dive to imagine. Only in Sardina is it possible to find in the same dive a petrified turtle, the tail of a whale emerging from the seabed, King Solomon's table and the wreck of an imperial cruiser from Star Wars among other pareidolias that you will only discover with us on this route.

Flagship species:

• Butterfly stripe/Mantelina
• Snorers
• Trumpet fish

Backlit immersion along a path between arches, walls and various geological formations of volcanic origin on the right coast of Sardina that we will see both in and out of the water. Refuge for fry of all species.

Flagship species:

• Coral Jewel
• Trumpet fish
• Frogfish

At night, Sardina is transformed and new colours, new species and all the nocturnal marine life awaken in a magical landscape. It is the time of greatest activity for angel sharks and manta rays, the elusive sponge fish that are very difficult to see anywhere else, large crayfish and beautiful nudibranchs among other inhabitants of our waters.

Flagship species:

• Balearic conger eel
• Saharan squid
• Mantelina/Butterfly stripe
• Angelshark
• Black Mongrel/Stingray.

Dive dedicated to the cavern that gives its name to the dive where we will find a multitude of marine life and "Crantatus" or Catalufas banks.

Flagship species:

• Crantatus
• Giant anemone
• Crustaceans

Diving in the deepest part of the area where it is common to see numerous species of rays and the angel shark.

Flagship species:

• Stripes
• Angel sharks
• Pelagic

The beginning of the dive is quite an experience descending through an L-shaped tube with fascinating backlighting, great variety of corals and sponges on all its walls and ceiling.

Flagship species:

• Sharks and Rays
• Lobsters
• Devil blankets

The name of the dive tells us that The wreck would be a Korean fishing boat, although years later its origin was denied.

Flagship species:

• Sea breams
• Sharks and Rays
• Alfonsitos

This is possibly the best recreational wreck dive in the entire Canary Islands. With its 100 meters long and 15 meters wide, it has become a large artificial reef.

Flagship species:

• Barracudas
• Skipjack tuna
• Sea breams

It has been identified as a military aircraft DC3 “Fox33” belonging to military squadron 461 known as Los Zorros.

Flagship species:

• Sea breams
• Striped tablecloth
• Angel sharks

The cave is a wonder for the lovers of “Coral” Cnidarians and rays. All this by applying conscious diving

Flagship species:

• Stripes
• Gorgonians
• Corals

Long-distance immersion in which We will be able to observe different environments and species of the Gran Canaria coast.

Flagship species:

• Greenfish, sea breams, sea breams
• Pelagic sharks, rays
• Nudibranchs, moray eels

Deep immersion where we will see a multitude of species and reach a large Gerardia.

Flagship species:

• Bogas and Gueldes banks
• Great Gerardia and gorgonians
• Multitude of species encrusted

Deep immersion where we will see a multitude of species and reach a large Gerardia.

Flagship species:

• Giant Anemones
• Scarlet Lady Prawns
• Moray eels and groupers