Follow-up dive to the sea horses

Safari Diving in Puerto del Carmen offers a unique 'Follow-up dive to the sea horses' course, designed for those who have completed a Try Dive and wish to build confidence and explore more. This program allows participants to practice fundamental diving skills under the direct supervision of a professional instructor. The dive takes place in the sheltered bay, reaching a maximum depth of 12 meters, ensuring a safe and controlled environment for skill refinement. A key objective is the focused observation of the resident seahorses, providing a memorable encounter with local marine life.

This specific follow-up dive is conducted from the beach, making access straightforward. After a review of essential skills, the dive progresses to explore the bay's underwater environment, with the primary goal of spotting the seahorses in their natural habitat. This experience is ideal for gaining further underwater experience without the commitment of a full certification course, offering a relaxed yet engaging continuation of your initial diving journey. The entire activity lasts approximately 1.5 hours.

Participants must be at least 10 years of age and have successfully completed a Try Dive. A medical form is required to ensure suitability for diving activities. Safari Diving is located directly on Playa Chica beach, a convenient and accessible spot for this type of introductory marine exploration. The center is affiliated with major training agencies including PADI, SSI, and BSAC, and offers instruction in multiple languages such as German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Dutch.

This course is a perfect next step after a Try Dive, solidifying basic skills and introducing participants to the fascinating marine biodiversity of Lanzarote. It provides a focused opportunity to observe specific marine life, like the resident seahorses, in a comfortable setting. The dive's progression from skill review to wildlife observation allows for a well-rounded and enjoyable underwater experience, further appreciating the beauty of the Canary Islands' underwater world.