Cuevitas

Located in the eastern part of Lobos, there is a captivating lagoon with pristine, white sand surrounded by volcanic rock formations. The juxtaposition of the pale sand against the dark rocks creates a mesmerizing interplay of light. This enchanting dive spot is affectionately known for its stunning overhangs situated in the southeast, which, when combined with the crystal-clear waters, form a truly unique underwater landscape.

Divers exploring this site can expect to encounter a diverse array of marine life. Stingrays, eagle rays, angelsharks, flounders, and cuttlefish can often be found gracefully gliding over the sandy bottom. Meanwhile, groupers, moray eels, breams, and other fascinating bottom-dwelling fish seek refuge among the hidden crevices and rocks.

With a visibility of approximately 17 meters and a maximum depth of 13 meters, this dive site is suitable for divers at the beginner level. Situated in Spain, specifically in Atalaya Grande, El Puertito, La Oliva, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, 35660, it is easily accessible for those seeking an extraordinary underwater adventure in the Spanish waters.

So, gear up and explore the wonders that await you at this remarkable dive location.