Las Cabras

Discover the awe-inspiring underwater landscape of Las Cabras, a dive site formed by the volcanic eruption of 1971. Immerse yourself in the striking contrast of the young lava landscape against the black volcanic backdrop, creating a visually captivating and colorful experience for divers on La Palma, Spain.

Explore the vibrant marine life that thrives in this unique environment. During late summer and autumn, there is an exciting possibility of encountering graceful mobula rays and even the majestic whale shark. Dive alongside turtles, tunas, groupers, and an array of fascinating sea creatures.

As the youngest dive site on La Palma, Las Cabras offers exceptional visibility, providing divers with clear views of where the lava once flowed into the ocean, creating dramatic formations. Begin your dive from the bay and descend to a platform situated at approximately 10 meters. From here, a network of lava tubes extends into the depths, guiding you to the ultimate adventure beyond 40 meters.

With a maximum depth of 22 meters and visibility reaching up to 20 meters, Las Cabras accommodates divers of all levels, from beginners seeking an introduction to underwater exploration, to advanced and expert divers craving an unforgettable experience.

Located near Los Canarios, Fuencaliente de la Palma, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, Las Cabras is easily accessible and offers a thrilling dive for all who seek to delve into the wonders of the underwater world. Embark on an extraordinary journey at Las Cabras and encounter not only the hidden treasures of the ocean but also the possibility of encountering larger pelagic creatures, providing a truly exhilarating diving experience.