This dive site is made up of numerous east-west facing slabs in the lower parts of Mount Jaizkibel. You can find the remains of a shipwrecked fishing boat in this area.

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This is a sheltered, simple, and shallow dive, with a great abundance of life. It is located in the cove at the eastern tip of the port of Pasaia. In the sandy bottom, you can find sole and scrapie. Following the closing arm of the cove, you find abundant life and wrecks used to protect the port during various wars.

This dive takes you into a shelter in the mouth of the port of Pasajes, formed by multiple slabs. They are extensions of the mountain that fade in the entrance channel of the port. A variety of archaeological remains are seen here.

Descend along the northern part of the wall where you will find the remains of this ship from the Third Carlist War, the “Cañonero Tajo“

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This dive site is made up of numerous east-west facing slabs in the lower parts of Mount Jaizkibel. This site is known for deep canyons that cut the slab from south to north, and large rocks on the south face that form various caves and passages.

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This site sits parallel to the coast with an east-west orientation and is characterized by three pinnacles that rise from a depth of 14 meters, up to 3 meters.