In Los Guirres beach we can find one of the most interesting dives of the island, and perhaps one of the less crowded, “Las Hermanas“. A group of formations arranged in the same way and with a great similarity between them, which can even lead to confusion when navigating through the spot.

The landscape of black molten rock in contrast with the violet algae or the yellow verongias, makes all the divers that see this spectacle for the first time, leave the water really impressed.

A dive for all levels, passing through some of the most beautiful lava formations of the Bombilla at shallow depths. The dive crosses the most peculiar volcanic crevice of the spot, which is full of macro life inside.

Small fisherman village at the west side of La Palma, where we find a huge number of arches on a very shallow dive, or can follow some significant lava flews down into the deep blue.

This is the most fun shallow area of “The Bulb“. A route with more than 10 arches ranging from 5 to 10 meters deep. The lava maze of the area with hidden chimneys. The sea floor plays an important role in the area and contributes positively to the experience.

Another of the unique wonders hidden in the area of La Bombilla. Dizzying cliffs full of life and the good visibility of the area, give the diver the feeling of flying between high mountains. Ideal dive to do it near the rock, as well as far away from it.

Easy access to the water, with family plan nearby. Easy dives for all levels, because thanks to the verticality of the island, you have both shallow and very deep areas from the same entrance to the water. Variety of routes from the same access point.

The amazing underwater hill of Puerto Naos beach is popularly known on the island as the “El Hotel.“ It is one of the most biodiverse dives, despite being located near the most touristy beach on the west coast, Puerto Naos.

Charco Verde is one of the few places that are clearly more comfortable to dive by boat than by land. Boat tours are offered by local diving centres.

A long lava tunnel leads us about 70m into the dark, where we can surface and find ourselves in a huge space, comparable to a big church - this is why we call it the Chapel Cave.