Diving

Discover the landscapes of Guía de Isora

Diving in Guía de Isora means discovering a landscape that few have seen: volcanic seabeds, natural reefs, caves and surprisingly diverse marine life. The calm, crystal-clear waters off the coast offer ideal conditions all year round, for both beginners and experienced divers. Here, every dive reveals a new perspective of the island, amidst schools of fish, manta rays, turtles and the tranquil silence of the ocean. A unique experience to connect with nature from the sea.

Virtual Reality Tours

The Isorana Coasts hide countless secrets and treasures, riches that we must preserve, as our own future depends on them.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to explore the depths of the ocean? To swim alongside colourful fish and marvel at the beauty of the Canary Islands’ coral reefs? Well, now you can experience all that and much more with virtual diving.

With the help of advanced technology, you can now take a virtual dive and explore the underwater world from the comfort of your own home. One of the main advantages of virtual diving is that it is accessible to everyone.

All you need is a computer or smartphone and a good internet connection. Virtual diving is also a great way to introduce children to the wonders of the ocean and promote environmental awareness.

Want to find out more? Join us on this virtual journey.

Full tours

The Atlantis Nursery

This dive site is perfect for both experienced divers and beginners. It is a protected marine reserve and has a depth of about 15 metres. Divers can expect to see a wide variety of marine life, such as octopuses and stingrays.

Alcalá Reef

It is an ideal dive site for divers of all levels, with a maximum depth of 20 metres. The site is home to abundant marine life, including octopuses, moray eels and schools of colourful fusiliers and greenfish. Visibility is usually good, ranging from 15 to 25 metres, and the water temperature is typically around 22°C.

The Cerebros Cave

The Cueva Cerebros dive site is located at Playa de San Juan and is a particularly striking dive for experienced divers. The site has a maximum depth of 40 metres and is known for its underwater caves and tunnels. Divers can encounter a wide variety of marine life, including moray eels, dogfish and rays.