El Tazar

To the north of this captivating dive site, there lies a remarkable feature known as the split-off rock tower. This distinctive formation creates a narrow and mesmerizing gorge, complete with a sharp 90-degree angle. As you approach the tower, you'll be greeted by colossal blocks of lava cascading rapidly into the depths of the sandy seabed below. These lava blocks, arranged akin to dominoes, add a unique touch to the underwater landscape.

Along the steep walls of the gorge, you'll find the domain of abundant barracudas and bonitos, forming swirling swarms that captivate divers. Venture between the lava blocks, and you'll encounter an array of captivating marine life, including groupers, moray eels, parrotfish, and tube eels dwelling in the sandy patches.

With a visibility of approximately 17 meters, this dive promises stunning underwater vistas. The maximum depth reaches an impressive 27 meters, providing ample opportunities for divers of all levels to explore its enchanting depths. Whether you are a beginner, advanced, or expert diver, this dive site caters to your skill level.

Situated in Spain, this aquatic marvel can be found near Museo del la Sal, Calle Antonio Garcia Darias, Salinas del Carmen, Antigua, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, 35610, Spain. Immerse yourself in the wonders of this extraordinary dive site and experience the beauty and richness of the underwater world.