La Santa Diving is a diving school located in Lanzarote, a perfect area to discover a marine world full of color.
So that everyone can enjoy diving and scuba diving, we have prepared activities for all tastes. We want you to discover underwater life and we want you to do it in the most appropriate way for you, which is why we have prepared:
- Snorkeling: this activity consists of a first contact with scuba diving. You do not need oxygen cylinders nor will you go down very deep. We will use goggles and a tube to breathe and enjoy an incredible tour. If you are tourism in the area of Lanzarote, this is a good way to complete your vacation, we will immerse ourselves in the coves of Puerto del Carmen where you will enjoy an ideal temperature all year round.
- Diving courses: we have courses for both beginners and advanced divers. The most inexperienced will begin practical classes in a deep pool and as they progress we will take them to the open sea. At the beginner level you will obtain the Open Water Diver title, which will allow you to dive without the need for a certified diver to supervise you. Our offer for more professional divers is wide, we will offer rescue courses, diving monitor, night diving, underwater photography and much more.
- Underwater excursions: those who already have a minimum of experience as a diver can come with us to explore the most surprising places in the waters of Lanzarote. In the area of Puerto del Carmen we take you through the Blue Cave, the Cathedral and to investigate the shipwrecked ships in the area. In the Mala area we will dive through the Charco del Palo and the Puerto Moro where you can go down to 30 meters of depth. We will also travel to the area of La Santa where you will discover the incredible reef of Puerto de la Santa located just 15 meters deep.< /li>
Don't wait any longer to come dive with us and swim among fish and the most impressive and colorful corals. Contact us so we can give you all the information you need and start diving through the depths of Lanzarote now.
