Blue Bottom Diving

Open Water Diver

Curso de certificación de buceo para principiantes. Aprende las habilidades fundamentales del buceo en aguas abiertas. Incluye teoría, prácticas en aguas confinadas e inmersiones en mar abierto.

Advanced Open Water

Curso avanzado de buceo que amplía las habilidades del buceador con inmersiones de especialidad incluyendo profundidad y navegación.

Schnuppertauchen

Schnuppertauchen für den Einstieg in die Aktivität.

Divemaster

SSI Stress & Rescue / SSI Rescue

Blue Bottom Diving runs both the SSI Stress & Rescue and the full SSI Rescue course, covering emergency management and diver rescue techniques under the SSI system. The centre holds Instructor Training Centre status, which means the rescue training is delivered to the same standards applied in professional-level instruction. The facility's setup supports the practical components: more than 200 metres of floor space, separate changing areas, and a classroom with audiovisual equipment for the scenario review sessions. Boats carry oxygen, first aid kits, and safety equipment as standard — the same gear students learn to use in rescue training is present on every dive. Rescue is a prerequisite for Divemaster at Blue Bottom Diving, and the course is structured to connect directly into the professional track. First Aid training is also available at the centre for divers who need that component as part of their Rescue certification pathway. The dive sites used for open-water rescue practice include varied conditions — La Caleta with its typical current and Cueva Neptuno's deeper profile both appear in the centre's rotation for advanced-level students, giving rescue candidates experience managing situations in realistic rather than controlled environments.

Especialidad Barcos Hundidos (Wreck Diving)

Blue Bottom Diving runs three wreck sites as part of its regular dive rotation: El Condesito, Los Gemelos, and El Meridian. The wreck specialty course uses these pecios as its training ground, giving students dives on real structures rather than purpose-built training environments. The centre describes wrecks as 'fascinating windows to the past' — which is accurate enough for pecios that have had time to become functioning artificial reefs. The specialty follows the SSI programme and covers the principles of responsible wreck penetration, buoyancy management around fragile structures, navigation, and line techniques. The Costa Adeje wrecks vary in profile, which gives the course practical range across different entry points, depths, and internal configurations. Boats reach the wreck sites as part of the daily excursion schedule — the same logistics and safety setup used for all guided dives apply here. Oxygen and first aid are on board, one captain stays on the surface, and the centre's crew handles equipment before and after the dive. Rental equipment including MARES tanks in both aluminium and steel configurations is available. For divers who want to extend into technical wreck diving, the centre also offers sidemount and XR Nitrox specialty courses, which pair naturally with more advanced penetration work on larger structures.