

1501 Freediving
C. el Charcanton, 19, 38914 Taibique, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Frontera, ESP
About the Center
1501 Freediving, located in Frontera, El Hierro, Canary Islands, offers a unique freediving and adventure experience. As a certified freediving school, they provide a comprehensive range of courses, from introductory levels to instructor development, also featuring specialties like night freediving.
Beyond freediving training, 1501 Freediving also organizes snorkeling tours, allowing visitors to explore the rich biodiversity of El Hierro's crystal-clear waters. For those seeking to venture beyond the sea, the center also offers adventure activities such as hiking through laurisilva forests and ancient craters.
Facilities include a bar for post-activity relaxation, equipment rental, a dive shop, and air fills (nitrox). Boat diving is also available, and the languages spoken are English, facilitating communication with a diverse clientele. Their website also features a blog with articles on freediving and the island.
The center holds tourist registrations for Freediving (TA-7-0026337.04), Snorkeling (TA-7-0026337.37), and Hiking (TA-7-0026337.36), ensuring a professional and quality service. Their immersion in nature and their diverse aquatic and terrestrial activities make 1501 Freediving an ideal destination for adventure enthusiasts in the Canary Islands.
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2 cursosSnorkeling
Excursión de snorkel para disfrutar de la vida marina desde la superficie con máscara, tubo y aletas.
Apnea school
La escuela de apnea de 1501 Freediving Adventure en El Hierro ofrece un programa integral centrado en el arte y la ciencia del buceo en apnea. Los participantes adquirirán técnicas esenciales para extender la duración de…
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1501 Freediving Adventure offers freediving courses and training, snorkel tours to experience the island's biodiversity, and adventure activities like hiking through laurisilva forests and volcanic craters.
The main focus is on freediving (apnea) education and experiences, aiming to provide a unique connection with the marine environment through breath-hold techniques.
El Hierro is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for its pristine environment, commitment to sustainability, calm, clear waters, and rich marine life, making it an ideal setting for freediving.
The provided text primarily focuses on freediving and snorkeling. There is no explicit mention of scuba diving services or certifications from major agencies like PADI or SSI.
