Bajo de la Vieja

This oval-shaped shoal is conveniently located a short distance from the beaches of Corralejo, making it easily accessible for divers of any level. With a shallow maximum depth of 10m, it is an ideal spot for beginners to explore. One of the highlights of this dive site is the captivating false ceiling that stretches along the entire perimeter of the main rock formation. Additionally, towards the western side, a fascinating arrangement of massive loose rocks creates an enchanting underwater maze for divers to navigate through.

Diving beneath the false ceiling reveals a vibrant and diverse marine ecosystem. Keep an eye out for bigeyes, breams, and groupers as they gracefully swim in this underwater world. Among the rocks, moray eels and crabs seek shelter, adding to the allure of the dive. With luck, you may even encounter majestic large stingrays, and during the summer months, eagle rays are frequently sighted.

This dive site offers excellent visibility, with a range of up to 13m, allowing divers to fully appreciate the beauty of their surroundings. The maximum depth of the dive is 9m, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for divers of all levels. Beginners will particularly appreciate the ease of access, making it a top choice for those looking to embark on their underwater adventures.

Situated in Spain, this dive site is part of the enchanting Canary Islands. It is located in close proximity to Beach Walk, La Oliva, Las Palmas, and can be easily reached from the town of Corralejo. Immerse yourself in the captivating underwater world of this remarkable dive site, and discover the hidden treasures that await beneath the surface.

Take the plunge at this dive site and experience the wonders of the underwater realm in Spain's Canary Islands.