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\ excursions \ watersports \ scuba diving \ courses Dives For Qualified Divers"Tip Of The Iceberg"
"Stingrays & Turtles" 18-20 metres
"Champinones" 22-32 metres
"Palma Caves" 30 metres plus
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This is only a small list of our dive sites. There are over 30 dive sites from boat. Destinations depend on the program for the day you want to dive. All dives have large schools of fish and stingrays are present on all dives. For info on more dives please 
This dive is a boat dive, you will visit an old Spanish fishing trawler as a wreck which is sitting on the bottom of the seabed and is surrounded by Stingrays. You can enter the wreck from both ends and swim through to the other side. 
They have a friendly turtle that falls in love with you because you will be able to feed him when he taps your head for food. This dive is so condensed with fish it is like swimming in a crowded fish tank. Oh! And not forgetting the dancing prawns inside the wreck are hilarious. This dive is amazing and divers do it again and again.
Champinones in the English language means mushrooms. This got its name from the type of rock formations you can see on this dive. The volcanic scenery here is very dramatic swimming through holes and little caves with drop off reefs. Also there is a friendly Angel Shark called "Pepper" which has taken up home here. Large tuna including Tripper fish are popular on this dive. They often use this dive as a drift dive because it leads to Stingray World and you will also see turtles on the way.
This dive is a very interesting dive because it has a history which prevents divers from going all the way inside the cave, even though we know you cannot resist the temptation of what is inside. A complete wall of moray eels live inside and outside the cave in crevices as well as sedentary organisms. A great variety of fish inhabit this area, you will see glasseyes, larger forkbeards, lobsters, striped barracudas and much more. A statue for the memory of Jacques Cousteau is next to the wall.