Cañonero el Tajo

Explore the captivating dive site located in the waters of northern Spain. Descend along the awe-inspiring northern wall, where you will encounter the fascinating remains of the "Cañonero Tajo" - a ship from the historic Third Carlist War.

As you descend, marvel at the abundance of marine life that surrounds you. Schools of jacks, triggerfish, and breams gracefully swim beside you. Keep an eye out for the elusive conger eels, mesmerizing octopuses, camouflaged cuttlefish, and curious lobsters. The vibrant colors of nudibranchs add a touch of beauty to the underwater landscape. Glide above the sandy areas to spot the elusive sole and scraps.

This dive site offers a diverse underwater terrain. The north wall is flat and slightly inclined, providing a unique exploration experience. In contrast, the southern area is adorned with large rocks and mysterious holes. While exploring, make sure to pay a visit to the remains of the "Cañonero Tajo" warship and marvel at the massive 4-meter long anchor.

For divers of varying levels, this dive site caters to both beginners and advanced divers. With a maximum depth of 25 meters and a visibility of 7 meters, this underwater adventure promises an unforgettable experience for all. Immerse yourself in the rich history and natural wonders that the waters near La Plata, Elgorriaga-Aranaga bidea, Bidebieta, San Sebastián, Donostialdea, Gipuzkoa, Autonomous Community of the Basque Country, 20016, Spain have to offer.