El Mirador

From this anchorage, divers have the opportunity to explore three unique dive sites. One of the highlights is a canyon that stretches approximately 5 meters wide and reaches a depth of 20 meters, running parallel to the reef edge. This fascinating geological feature is accompanied by captivating rock formations to the east, providing perfect hiding places for fish seeking refuge from larger predators. The contrast of the white sandy bottom against the surrounding landscape enhances the overall diving experience.

Within the rocky areas, divers can encounter an array of marine life, including large groupers and moray eels. The sandy bottom is home to various species of rays, offering divers an opportunity to observe their graceful movements. Additionally, the dive site is adorned with stunning black and orange tree corals, creating a vibrant underwater scene.

The rugged and untouched underwater landscape encourages exploration, offering numerous paths and dive spots to discover. As you navigate through the rock formations, keep an eye out for an abundance of fish seeking shelter from the larger predators that roam the blue waters. If you plan your dive during autumn or spring, you may even have the chance to witness the majestic manta rays passing by, as they follow the Canarian Current.

With a visibility of approximately 18 meters and a maximum depth of 30 meters, divers of all levels - from beginners to experts - can enjoy this remarkable dive site. Situated in Spain, specifically in the Canary Islands, this location is easily accessible, with the close proximity to the Whale Skeleton in Salinas del Carmen, Antigua.

Discover the wonders that await you beneath the surface and embark on an unforgettable diving experience at this captivating dive site in Spain's Canary Islands.