The conditions in 199 Spain divesites you can expect to be - average depth from 7m to 289m, water temperature 18℃ to 23℃, air temperature 20℃ to 27℃, expected current 1 to 4 knots.
These Spain dive sites are reef, cave, nightdive, wall, wreck, drift, snorkeling, artificially.
In these divesites you will be able to encounter and see Fishes, Animals, Barracuda, Octopus, Ray, Lobster, Crab, Stingray, Molluscs, Shark, Nudibranch, Snapper, Grouper, Cuttlefish, Seahorse, Eagle Ray, Corals, Pufferfish, Sea cucumber, Lizardfish, Worm, Starfish (sea star), Slug, Triggerfish, Jellyfish, Wrasse, Shrimp, Squid, Tuna, Turtle, Grunt, Dolphin, Eel, Manta Ray, Nautilus.
Year-round diving opportunities to spot dolphins, whales, Eagle rays, octopus and to explore caves, sunken wrecks, and airplanes.
Dive at Spain:
reef, cave, nightdive, wall, wreck, drift, snorkeling, artificially.
See at Spain:Fishes, Animals, Barracuda, Octopus, Ray, Lobster, Crab, Stingray, Molluscs, Shark, Nudibranch, Snapper, Grouper, Cuttlefish, Seahorse, Eagle Ray, Corals, Pufferfish, Sea cucumber, Lizardfish, Worm, Starfish (sea star), Slug, Triggerfish, Jellyfish, Wrasse, Shrimp, Squid, Tuna, Turtle, Grunt, Dolphin, Eel, Manta Ray, Nautilus.
Spain offers many exciting diving opportunities across the country. Since it’s so wide, the dive sites and region can vary a lot.
There are no strong currents and the visibility is great but can get worse on the dive sites located on The Atlantic Ocean (like Canary Islands).
Spain has many marine reserves offering unique and wild sites that have thrived without human interference. Adventure seekers should also explore areas offering ice diving in the mountain lakes.
Highlights of Spanish marine life include mola mola, monkfish, angel sharks, groupers, moray eels, schools of barracuda, tuna, cuttlefish, nudibranchs, eagle rays, octopus, squids, jellyfish and more.
The best time to go diving is between September and October.
Practically every animal can be seen on this dive, from sea horses all lined up at the bottom to angel sharks and large stingrays; some lucky divers may even encounter the majestic manta rays.
Spain, Canary Islands, Lanzarote
View dive site & dive centersThe Sardina del Norte dive site, located off the north coast of Gran Canaria Island, is a bit further away […]
Spain, Canary Islands, Gran Canaria
View dive site & dive centersA sharp underwater mountain with vertical walls where currents feed a varied and abundant marine fauna. Located at the southern end […]
Spain, Canary Islands, El Hierro
View dive site & dive centersEl Condesito is a wrecked ship that crashed into rock and sank during a storm in 1972 near Las Galletas […]
Spain, Canary Islands, Tenerife
View dive site & dive centersA place with the steepest slope in the Canaries, near the coast and with comfortable access from land, reaching the immense black coral forests, over 60 m deep, within just a few minutes swim from the beach.
Spain, Canary Islands, Lanzarote
View dive site & dive centersThere is a rocky point with a drop of up to 18m/59ft and a fabulous cave through which divers can […]
Spain, Canary Islands, Tenerife
View dive site & dive centersThe conditions in 199 Spain divesites you can expect to be - average depth from 7m to 289m, water temperature 18℃ to 23℃, air temperature 20℃ to 27℃, expected current 1 to 4 knots.
These Spain dive sites are reef, cave, nightdive, wall, wreck, drift, snorkeling, artificially.
In these divesites you will be able to encounter and see Fishes, Animals, Barracuda, Octopus, Ray, Lobster, Crab, Stingray, Molluscs, Shark, Nudibranch, Snapper, Grouper, Cuttlefish, Seahorse, Eagle Ray, Corals, Pufferfish, Sea cucumber, Lizardfish, Worm, Starfish (sea star), Slug, Triggerfish, Jellyfish, Wrasse, Shrimp, Squid, Tuna, Turtle, Grunt, Dolphin, Eel, Manta Ray, Nautilus.
