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BUCEO ESPAÑA, 18694 La Herradura

Zona de cursos Marina del Este (★4.5)

An ideal place to begin to dive and make formations, we have from two meters deep to twelve, framed with a lot of marine life.
BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

La Calita (★4.3)

The use of a boat is required. This dive is sheltered from the Levante wind. It is one of the most famous for deep dives as you can reach 42 meters.
Francisco K. (#3059528)

Punta del Vaporcillo (★4.2)

One of our favorite dives; for all levels, where we reach -18m depth. We have cliffs, sandy bottoms, crevices, grottos and a wall decorated with Orange Astroid.
DIFFERENT SCUBA SCHOOL, 18100 Armilla

Inmersión de la Virgen (★4.2)

In this dive where we will reach between -18 and -24m depth, we will fly over a wall full of orange Astroid, we will go down to the beginning of the tip of the monkey or we will look out over its ridge to the blue. The name of this dive is given by an image of a virgin inside a small cave.
BUCEO ESPAÑA, 18694 La Herradura

Roqueo de Los 14 (★4.5)

One of the best dive sites for life and scenery. Without realizing it we will be in the middle of a rocky area about 14m deep, full of cracks, holes, large sandy areas. A place where life will overwhelm you.
BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

Punta de la Mona (★4.2)

One of the star dives, we start descending along the wall of the point until we reach the three canyons, at that moment we will decide the route to take to go down to the deepest area of Marina del Este.
Miguel D. (#2028789)

Los Candelabros (★4.1)

It is located to the east of the beach of Cantarriján, its access must be from boat since it belongs to the natural place of Maro. It is suitable for all levels and very easy to do. Maximum depth 14 meters.
BUCEO AQUALIA, 18697 La Herradura

Piedra del Hombre (★4.0)

Located east of the bay of La Herradura. Ideal for courses and any level of training. The most advisable is to leave from boat but can also be done from the beach or jumping from the cliff (be careful with wind and tide changes, it may become impossible to climb where we have jumped).