Meridian (Wreck)

Discover the magnificent shipwreck submerged in the depths of the water. However, exercise caution as the strong currents can make this dive quite challenging. Enjoy crystal clear visibility of approximately 20 meters all year round.

Explore the fascinating world surrounding the wreck and encounter an abundance of marine life. Marvel at the graceful rays, swift tunas, majestic mako jack, vibrant trumpet fish, delicate nudibranch, and an array of other captivating species.

Located just a 15-minute boat ride from the nearby port, against the urbanization of the Palmar and away from the coastline, lies the renowned "Meridian" shipwreck. This vessel, which served as a sightseeing tour boat, met its fate in 2005 when it was deliberately sunk. With its imposing three masts, the highest section of the wreck starts at a depth of 18 meters and descends to the sandy bottom at 27 meters. Beware of the ropes and cables that hang from the masts, as they can be potential entanglement hazards. Adjacent to the wreck, there is a captivating rock formation where sightings of eels, amber jacks, and cernia Rosa are common.

Prepare yourself for an unforgettable underwater adventure at this dive site, deemed suitable for advanced and expert divers. Dive into the vibrant waters of Palm-Mar, Arona, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, and experience the wonders of the "Meridian" shipwreck.