Diving Tenerife - scuba diving with Ocean Blue Divers

We regularly visit over 18 different sites, here are just a few…
Echo Bay
	This is a very easy and relaxing dive, we can drop anchor in 3 metres and the maximum depth is about 12 metres. We regularly use this site for check out dives and training. Located under the cliffs of Los Gigantes the site has several small plateaus where marine life is in abundance.
Barranco Seco
	This, our favourite dive site, can be split into deep (34 metres) or shallow (18 metres) depending on qualification and experience. This is a good afternoon dive when most of the marine life come here to feed, here we usually see sting rays which are very used to divers and will come up close looking for food, some of them have a 2 metre wing span. (gentle giants)
Atlantis
	Located just outside the marina of Los Gigantes. Here we can drop anchor on a plateau the maximum depth of 26 metres. Some of the rock formations are very much like the basalt rock of the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland which is quite unique for a volcanic island like Tenerife.
Punta Blanca
	This is a very good dive for the more experienced diver. This site is fish soup with around the biggest concentrations of fish out of all our dive sites .We can regularly see Bream, Grouper, Barracuda and Amber Jacks to name just a few. Maximum depth for this site is around 26 metres. This site is weather dependent due to its location we can experience strong currents which can last for days at a time.
Yellow Mountain*
	This site can be done by boat or shore which is Located near the port of Las Gallates. A very relaxing dive spending most of our time at around 12 metres with a maximum depth of 17 metres. The focal point on this dive is a very large cavern with a vast hole through the ceiling where the suns rays make a spectacular photograph. If caverns are not for you there’s another route that can take you around to the side.
El Condesito ( wreck )*
	El condesito is a frieghter that sank off the coast of Las Galletas 25 years ago, she lies in around 17 metres of water where the front end is all but destroyed. The stern however is still in tact which has become an excellent artificial reef for the marine life. A good first time wreck dive.
Palm Mar*
	Again located near the port of las Galletas this is a very good deep dive down to the entrance of the cave at 30 metres (cave penetration not recommended). Among the marine life here there are some of the biggest moray eels to found on the island.