The diving destinations on the Canary Islands well represented again. On one large stand, where there are various diving schools, you will find all the information you need for your next diving holiday on the Canary Islands. The Canary Islands are a must-visit if you are looking for a unique diving experience in Europe. This archipelago is located in the Atlantic Ocean and has a large number of special underwater landscapes.

Why Diving in the Canary Islands?

In any case, there are many good reasons to go to... Canary Islands to go. There is sun 365 days a year, you will find beautiful beaches and it is only a few hours' flight from the Netherlands. In addition, you can go to many diving schools, there is a wide choice of unique diving sites and the underwater life is great to see.

Versatile Diving Options

Whether you enjoy wreck diving, cave diving or exploring coral reefs, the Canary Islands have something for everyone. There are numerous diving schools and centers offering trips, regardless of whether you have just started diving or have more experience. For wreck diving enthusiasts, there is, for example, the famous wreck of 'El Peñón' near Tenerife. For those who prefer natural beauty, Lanzarote offers breathtaking underwater volcanic landscapes.

Protection of Flora and Fauna

The local government and diving communities are very active in conserving marine ecosystems. This makes diving in the Canary Islands a more sustainable experience. There are several protected marine reserves such as the Maritime Park of La Graciosa and the Reserva Marina de La Palma. In addition, clean-ups are regularly organized to keep the ocean free of waste. Diving schools themselves are also involved in awareness programs, such as educating divers about the importance of preserving the underwater world.

Unique Underwater Fauna

One of the main reasons for diving in the Canary Islands is the unique marine life you can see there. The marine life here is diverse and fascinating. For example, you can see Angel Sharks, which have made their home in these waters. Tropical fish such as parrotfish brighten up the reefs with their vibrant colors. Large schools of barracudas are also not an uncommon sight. And the chance to see moray eels is also there. For macro enthusiasts, there are nudibranchs and seahorses to spot. And let's not forget the impressive Atlantic rays, which soar majestically through the water.

Diving all year round

With a pleasant climate all year round, the Canary Islands are an excellent choice for both summer and winter diving.

Extra information:

For more information, visit Duikvaker on February 3 and 4, 2024 in Expo Houten. Various diving schools are ready to answer all your questions and help you in your diving adventures.