El Bajón

El Bajón is undoubtedly the most renowned dive site in the Canary Islands and a significant destination for divers across Europe. This submerged volcano emerges mysteriously from the depths, reaching a depth of approximately 9 meters below the water's surface. The unique topography of El Bajón creates a breathtaking underwater landscape unparalleled anywhere in the world.

At El Bajón, divers have the opportunity to experience extraordinary encounters with a diverse array of marine life. From the majestic whale sharks and powerful Prionace glauca to the elegant mobula tarapacanas and playful dolphins, the encounters here are truly awe-inspiring. This magnificent dive site even attracts the magnificent rolcual whales, adding to the allure of this underwater paradise.

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, El Bajón stands tall like a towering volcano, boasting perfectly vertical walls that drop to depths of several hundred meters. Its isolation from the coast results in a rich biodiversity, especially of pelagic species. However, the currents can sometimes be strong, necessitating a medium-high level of diving expertise and occasionally leading to the cancellation of dives. It is worth noting that due to the conservation efforts in the marine reserve, strict quotas are imposed on diving activities, including those at El Bajón.

With a visibility of approximately 24 meters and a maximum depth of 26 meters, El Bajón offers a remarkable underwater experience for advanced and expert divers. As it is situated in the picturesque Canary Islands of Spain, divers can explore this captivating dive site while enjoying the beauty of La Restinga, El Pinar de El Hierro, and Santa Cruz de Tenerife, all in close proximity. Immerse yourself in the wonders of El Bajón and discover the enchanting underwater world of the Canary Islands.