La Catedral perfectly reflects the adventurous and wild character of the Palm Coast. Big arches and large caverns that will leave you speechless.

A long lava tunnel leads us about 70m into the dark, where we can surface and find ourselves in a huge space, comparable to a big church - this is why we call it the Chapel Cave.

This is a deep dive on the south end of Los Cancajos beach. You will follow a downward slope that leads to fields of red Gorgonias. If you go a bit deeper you will even see black corals. On the way back you can go through the shallow lava labyrinth called “Mordor“.

The most characteristic dive at Los Cancajos beach leads you to The Claw, a popular rock surrounded by tons of fish. To get there, head along the amazing lava formations and beautiful canyons.

At the right side of Los Cancajos you will enter a lava labyrinth, which you will cross to get either to descend deeper to the field of garden eels or stay shallow to reach a lava tunnel. A spectacular dive site.

Just outside the bay you will find an impressive canyon with colourful sponges and lots of hiding fish. A beautiful dive for beginners and a good start into a more advanced dive.

The bay of Los Cancajos is the perfect confined water for Try Scuba, courses and snorkling. In this sheltered bay we can meet all the marine life that lives here, without going deep.

This site is on the wing of a Cessna plane that sits at nearly 30m. It is a nice attraction and the tiny reef beside it is full of surprises. An easy deep dive, as long as air consumption is ok.

A huge field of lava with bright sandy patches leading down for about 40m, but offering a beautiful dive at any depth starting at 15m. There are lots of arches in the very shallow area to end the dive at or explore on the second dive.

Picturesquely located at the Punta del Porís. Already the approach is a highlight and increases the excitement for a beautiful dive with sensational lava formations.