Pequeno Valle

This has to be the newest dive site in Tenerife. It is virtually undisturbed and always brings surprises the more we explode the area. After dropping in off our boat we descend to approximately 16 metres and then swim along to a small wall and this is where the Moray Eel’s can be found. Unlike most dive sites in Tenerife the aquatic life here is not tamed to divers so treat us with suspicion! Huge schools of Sardines and Roncadores nestle in between the two rock formations and we have regularly seen huge Roughtail Stingrays. A great adventure dive down to around 22 metres.

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Poco Naufragio

Another of our undisturbed sites. The only people we share this with is the local submarine !! 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. You will also be overwhelmed by Weavers, Sardines, and Roncadores. All of this is centered around a small wooden wreck .

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Playa Abades

Abades Beach shore dive site Tenerife is a fantastic site for a divers first experience underwater, there is a large amount of life to see, including Barracuda, Sea Horses, Moray Eels, Cuttlefish, Trigger fish and Octopus.  A really great dive for all experience levels in Tenerife.

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Black Cove

Black Cove used to be a hot favourite amongst divers several years ago but quickly became “over-dived”. Now the site is returning to a quality site again. Octopus have returned along with Cuttlefish, Lizardfish, and a variety of Anemones and soft coral. Sometimes it is possible to come across a Sting Ray or two as well as Sardines and Roncadores.

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Moon Pools

The Moon Pools can be reached by shore and starting by a giant stride, however when using the RIB a simple back roll and a few minutes swim in to the entrance cave will have you into the Moon Pool with minimal effort. Aquatic life consists of Scorpion fish, Huge Arrowcrabs, Moray Eel’s and Lizard fish. The truly stunning part of the dive is when the sun streams down into the pools giving some of the best photographic opportunities in Tenerife. A absolute must when diving in Tenerife.

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Barracuda Point

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Abades Mountain

Depth 18m

Abades Mountain shore dive site Tenerife is an easy dive dependent on current.  You can see Trumpet fish and Stingray as well as sponges and Sea Urchins which cover the rock formations.  There are also small caves to explore below 5 meters.

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Tabaiba

Depth 34 Meters

Tabaiba wreck dive on the northeast coast of Tenerife was the former tugboat, El Ratón,  It's a stunning wreck which is still largely intact and you can enter the engine room and bridge . The wreck is a 200m swim from entry, but there is plenty of interesting life to see en route. Although this is a recently sunk boat it has started to attract a large amount of life such as Barracuda, Garden Eels and Stingray.  Fantastic wreck speciality opportunity.

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Punta Prieta

Depth 30 -40 Meters

Punta Prieta Dive site Tenerife is an advanced dive. There is an abundance of life available to see Moray Eel, Stingray, Seahorses, Trigger fish and Sea Urchins. From 30 meters there is coral, and small caves to explore.

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