Picturesquely located at the Punta del Porís. Already the approach is a highlight and increases the excitement for a beautiful dive with sensational lava formations.

This dive is through a really young lava landscape: Las Cabras is the result of the last volcanic eruption in 1971. In the middle of the black volcano landscape, you will find one of the most colourful dive sites on La Palma. Young lava, perfect visibility, and black coral - a beautiful place do dive.

Just beneath the windmills there is a small, but beautiful beach. The entry is a bit difficult, and currents can be strong, but this is exactly why it is so fascinating....

Access to the water is in a shallow area full of volcanic formations, the result of the Teneguia eruption. This site offers diving for all levels with a great variety of different dive routes.

A diving area that shares access to the water with Malpique’s dives, but much less crowded than its neighbors and therefore, full of underwater life.

After an offroad advenure through a lava field, we reach the path that leads down to the hidden beach of El Aljibe. Hardly anyone is diving at this spot, so thefauna remains intact.

The crosses in Malpique is probably one of the most famous dive spots in this area. You will find 39 crosses set as a monument for the martyrs of Tazacorte. Besides exploring the amazing crosses, the area surrounding the monument is a beautiful dive site as well.

A spectacular wall dive for experienced divers. Dive through the open blue to reach a tower covered with black coral and return through an impressive arch. The most stunning dive site on La Palma.

A huge field of lava with bright sandy patches leading down for about 40m, but offering a beautiful dive at any depth starting at 15m. There are lots of arches in the very shallow area to end the dive at or explore on the second dive.

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.