El Arco is a very special site in Cabo Tiñoso. Above water you will see an impressive rock arch large enough for boats to pass through. One of the rock’s sides is used at this dive site as a mooring point. The dive has an average depth of 20 meters.

It is the area of the caves by definition, as it houses 5 cave entrances that offer a very special combination of fauna and flora, and known as the Horseshoe (CT12), The Cathedral (CT11) and the cave of lovers (CT17).

This is a different dive from the rest of the dives in the marine reserve of Cabo Tiñoso. This dive has a cave with an air bubble. In this dive you usually leave your diving equipment and walk inside the cave until you reach a lake where you can take a swim.

It is a cove as its name suggests which is full of posidonia and all the life that this entails. It is a perfect shallow dive for those divers who want to start to gain experience. And for the not so beginners who have not been diving for a long time.

Cala Cerrada, the closed bay, offers a nice dive protected from winds and waves in the Marine Reserve of Cabo Tiñoso. Diving is possible for all levels with the dives leading you from 10 to a maximum of 30m deep.

In the walls of Cape Tiñoso, located to the west of the closed cove, we find the "Tajo Colorao", known this way by the cut of reddish tones that exists in the rock. An area where the sunlight and the clarity of its waters allow us to enjoy the seabed.

We find this dive under an old military checkpoint. We can find a submarine anchorage along with a beautiful landscape of sandy bottom.

Very easy dive for everyone in the marine reserve of Cabo Tiñoso. We will find a rocky wall with a bottom full of posidionia oceanica.

The wrecks of the CBA constitute a group of contemporary remains, created by the military divers of the Navy Diving Center, which are located in a sandy environment, making them the perfect refuge for the local aquatic life. You can visit three wrecks: The Tugboat, The Harrier, and The Helicopter.

The famous Cueva del Agua, also called the cenote of Europe. This famous cave, of hypogenic origin, gives us the opportunity to explore an extensive, labyrinthine and very technical cavity. It has a constant temperature of 29ºC at -6m depth, and on the surface varies little from 22ºC.