Diving on the Moon Tenerife - Sea Trek

Diving on the Moon Tenerife has developed a unique concept in the diving world: underwater experiences for people who cannot swim. Through the Sea Trek system, anyone can walk on the seabed without needing to know how to dive or swim, democratizing access to the underwater world.

This innovative proposal is complemented by a traditional SSI offering for those who do want to train as divers. Courses include the Instructor Development Course, demonstrating the center's commitment to top-quality professional training.

The Sea Trek experience uses special helmets that allow normal breathing while walking on the seabed. Participants keep their heads dry and can use prescription glasses if needed. This technology has opened diving to people who were previously excluded due to fear of water or inability to swim.

For traditional divers, the center offers excursions to dive sites around Los Cristianos. Boat dives allow access to more remote areas with higher concentrations of marine life and spectacular geological formations.

Refresher courses are especially useful for divers who haven't been underwater for a while. These sessions allow regaining confidence and updating knowledge before safely resuming the activity.

The center's gift vouchers offer an original option for special occasions. A Sea Trek experience or try dive makes a memorable gift that can change someone's perspective on the ocean.

The center's dive shop allows purchasing basic and advanced equipment. Public transport access makes it easy to arrive without your own vehicle, a significant advantage for tourists who don't rent a car.

Los Cristianos offers a picturesque port with a relaxed atmosphere. Nearby hotels like H10 Big Sur or Paradise Park Fun Lifestyle Hotel allow staying minutes from the center, optimizing available time for activities.

Local gastronomy includes options for all tastes, from traditional tapas at El Cine to rice dishes at El Rincon del Arroz. After an underwater experience, sharing a meal while discussing sightings is part of the ritual.

The center's commitment to accessibility makes it a unique option for heterogeneous groups where not everyone has the same physical capabilities. Multigenerational families or groups of friends with different relationships with water can share the seabed experience together.