Cueva de la Capilla

Dive into the depths of a remarkable underwater structure known as the Chapel Cave. Located in Spain's Canary Islands, this lava tunnel extends approximately 70m into darkness, reminiscent of a grand cathedral. As you explore this captivating site, keep an eye out for hidden stingrays and a plethora of diverse shrimp species. Massive anemones also inhabit the cave, adding to its allure.

With an impressive visibility of 17m and a manageable maximum depth of 16m, the Chapel Cave is accessible to advanced divers. The volcanic island's lava caves offer an unforgettable experience for diving enthusiasts. This particular tunnel, situated at a shallow depth, accommodates normal divers, making it an ideal choice for exploration.

Once you venture deep enough that the exit is no longer visible, you can conveniently ascend to the surface and immerse yourself in the magnificence of the expansive chapel. During your inward journey, marvel at the abundance of tiny shrimps that inhabit the cave. As you make your way back, bask in the radiant light seeping through the entrance, providing a captivating visual spectacle.

Discover the wonders of the Chapel Cave and indulge in an extraordinary dive experience. Explore the Paseo Litoral de Los Cancajos, Los Cancajos, San Antonio, Breña Baja, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, Spain, and embark on an underwater adventure that will leave you awe-inspired.