The surroundings of El Muellito and the two breakwaters of Playa Chica form a magical place to enjoy diving both day and night. This shallow dive is privileged for snorkeling, baptisms or the first initiation practices.

This underwater cliff stands out amongst the rest of those in Playa Grande for its depth and height of its walls. In addition, the rocks next to the Fariones millstone are a true aquarium, also ideal for snorkeling and easy safety stops.

The Reef of Playa Chica is ideal for all types of diving, where a wall that starts at 5 m can go beyond 40 m. almost at the end of the wall there is a small cave where inside is the so-called “Orange Coral“.

This is another of the most famous dives in Puerto del Carmen. The foot of the wall is around 40m deep, and is only suitable for experts divers.

Barca is a very nice dive that starts with a submerged boat, hence the name Barca. The dive takes place between 25 and 40 meters maximum. A very pleasant dive.

A Volcanic stone shaped like a Mushroom gives its name to this immersion point. The stone is located right in the corner of a wall with beautiful basaltic formations. The continuation of the Arcos volcanic wall and the start of the Wall dive.

This is one of the most famous dives in Puerto del Carmen, maybe because of the adventure factor that it offers. The Agujero Azul (Blue Hole) is a tunnel that connects the sandy shallow area to the cliff, that descends into stunning depths.

Perfect dive for Basic divers, or for Open Waters. It is called Black Beach because of the color of the volcanic sand on the small beach about 5 meters wide on the coast.

This is a very easy dive to do, since it can be done entering from the beach, swimming by surface, but the ideal is to do it from a boat, since it takes you to the dive point, and you only have to descend to the shore and dive, You can do it in the Caribbean or in and out at the same point.

In a single dive you can visit the remains of up to six wrecks. Curiously, the shallowest are the best preserved and even one of them juts out from under the rocks of the jetty itself, offering a completely unusual panorama.