Diving baptism in Isla de Lobos Fuerteventura

After so much time browsing the internet and looking for plans, you are finally going to dive and this time you will because a baptism of diving on the Isla de Lobos it is impossible to say that not. Prepare your senses to be totally bewitched by the waters of Fuerteventura, because discovering the seabed of an island that has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in its entirety is something not to be missed. everyone can brag.

This baptism scuba diving will take us around 5 hours, although the immersion itself can last 40-60 minutes. For this experience you will not need anything, you just have to come with your bathing suit, towel and a change of clothes. You will have to get to the north of the island, to Corralejo, since we will set sail from its port to visit this paradisiacal island that turns out to be a worldwide reference for diving. We take care of everything else, training and equipment.

We organized our scuba diving baptism with sense and combined theory with practice. We do the theoretical session in the morning and here we will review the basic concepts of diving while we learn to use all the necessary equipment. When we master the fundamentals we will have a practice session and we will do a dive, however, we will do it in the pool so that we can get used to diving first in a safe and controlled environment.

When we have everything internalized and late in the afternoon we go to the port, we take the boat and officially, our diving baptism around Isla de Lobos begins as such. If you are going to try a baptism dive that means that it will be your first time diving and we have to tell you right away that you are going to debut in style because the landscape here is from another planet : completely translucent waters, with turquoise tones, a seabed of fine white sand, and the most colorful and diverse marine life that you can find throughout the Canary Islands.

Around 4:30 in the afternoon we will ascend from the depths of Isla de Lobos to finish our baptism diving and return to the coast.