About 70 meters southeast of the Illa de La Palma and less than 5 minutes by boat from the Mar Menuda. Open sea area with the possibility of currents. Pre-coraligenous area with many promontories of low relief. Between 15 and 30 meters deep.

Santa Anna is a pyramid-shaped rock, with depths from 26 meters to 34 meters at its deepest. This dive is for advanced divers and also ideal for Extended Range dives and Deep Diving. The use of a flashlight is essential.

Departure from the coast, famous for its ease, diversity and abundance of life. Different routes with pre-coraligen from 17m to 30m. Ideal for day and night dives.

Two rock formations separated by a sandy bottom channel with abundant life. Once anchored, we begin the tour surrounding the largest rock whose maximum depth is 17 meters. Ideal for photography, where the use of nitrox is essential to enjoy as long as possible.

The anchoring is done at a depth of 19 meters and consists of two route options up to 24 meters. The use of Nitrox for this dive is recommended in order to fully enjoy the diversity of species.

The anchor line falls right in the middle of the two rocks, in the canyon. The anchorage is eight meters away, guided by the walls of both rocks, in a southerly direction and at a maximum depth of 24 meters we find a wide variety of rocks that house most of the marine life of the dive.

Dive for minimum certification level deep diving due to its 35 meters maximum depth. Minimum depth 23 meters. Access from boat

Perfect dive for beginner divers due to its ease of orientation, for photographers since its shallow depth ensures long and calm dives. A great place for night dives.

Bullents is one of the most biologically diverse dives in the area. The anchor is set at 18 meters and you will descend through the different rocks until reaching 25 meters. Do not forget to look towards the blue as it is an area of passage for other species. Recommend using nitrox.

This dive from the beach is ideal for practicing and developing the skills of a good diver, following the jetty on our right bank and out to sea we reach 7 meters deep.