Diving in La Gomera

La Gomera is the smallest of the seven main Canary Islands and is famous for its spectacular volcanic landscapes, tropical mountain forests, and picturesque beaches. Being one of the more remote islands allows La Gomera marine life to thrive, creating a multi-colored zoo in these subtropical waters. La Gomera diving is known as one of the best places in the world where humans can interact with cetaceans in their natural habitat. Divers will enjoy hearing the underwater opera whales and dolphins create in these waters. The underwater topography is also entrancing with basaltic landscapes called Los Órganos. These eroded volcanic rocks look like organ pipes and are amazing to see.

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