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Our dive sites are characterized by very good visibility and pleasantly warm water.Throughout the year, the mercury does not fall below 18 ° C, giving an average of 22 ° C to 25 ° C.Even after bad weather with wind and rain, the water clears up again within a few hours.So the best conditions for a wonderful, eventful and relaxed dive.

The underwater landscape consists of different rock formations, mostly lava and basalt.One finds slopes littered with large boulders, formations forming the whole with bridges, canyons and mountains underwater landscapes.Impressive cliffs - consisting of extremely heavy, several meters high basalt columns - are one of the highlights.Here can sometimes give the impression that you dive through a cathedral.

Almost always these rocks are interspersed with a plurality of holes in a variety of sizes.Some just so great that just a slug or a bristle fireworm fits into other form dwellings of moraines and some are even as large tunnel.Since these holes are always for the underwater equivalent protection, fisheries subject to strict conditions and keep the fishermen from Gomera environmental awareness also because our dive sites are blessed with a rich underwater life.