Sa Caleta Tenerife

It's very simple. Get in touch via the website, email [email protected], call +34 611 140 009, or send a WhatsApp to 611 140 009. Tell us what you want to do and when, and we'll organize it.

You can do a Discover Scuba Diving experience, also known as a baptism. It's an introductory dive for non-certified individuals. The instructor will prepare your gear, explain everything you need to know, and you'll start in shallow water, gradually descending to about 6-7 meters. The underwater part lasts about 45 minutes, with the whole activity taking around 2.5 hours. You'll see a variety of marine life and experience breathing underwater.

Yes, a certification is required for most diving. However, if you don't have one yet, you can do a Discover Scuba Diving or a baptism to try it out. For certification, the PADI Open Water Diver course allows you to dive worldwide up to 18 meters and is a lifelong, globally recognized qualification.

The course has three parts: knowledge development (theory, which can be done online), confined water dives (2 dives at the beach for basic skills), and open water dives (4 dives to practice skills and explore up to 18 meters). If you complete the theory at home, the practical part takes about 4 days, typically from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

You need to present your dive certification (physical or digital) and a valid dive insurance. If you don't have insurance, we can arrange it for you on the day. You'll also need to complete a medical declaration or bring a medical certificate.

No, we generally do not return to the center between dives. Whenever possible, we conduct double dives using two tanks per person, so we don't return to port between dives.

The water temperature in Tenerife ranges from 24-25°C in September-October down to 17-18°C in February-March. Diving is possible year-round.