Bahia Alcalá

This dive site is located 6 km south of Los Gigantes on the west coast of Spain. It is situated in a bay that is well-protected from the main winds for most of the year. However, during the summer, it can get quite busy. It's important to note that when there is a strong current, the visibility may be poor, and the entrance can be tricky.

Divers will have the opportunity to encounter a variety of marine life at this site. Stingrays, Snake Eels, Octopi, Crabs, Roncadores, and more can all be seen here. There is also a chance to spot sea turtles.

One of the highlights of this dive site is the sunken anchor located on the back of the largest pinnacle. This spot is not only great for divers but also for snorkelers who want to observe rare snake eels. Additionally, there are resident turtles and a massive shoal of roncadores. The landscape of this site is adorned with fascinating pinnacles and swim-throughs, making it an exciting and visually appealing dive.

For those planning to dive here, it's worth noting that the maximum depth is 12m and the visibility typically reaches up to 14m. This makes it an ideal location for beginner divers. If you're interested in exploring this dive site, you can find it at 1, Calle Carlos Mahon, Alcalá, Guía de Isora, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, 38686, Spain.