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Try scuba diving off Playa Blanca in Lanzarote with a two-hour, instructor-led bay dive. Perfect for first-timers: equipment, hotel pickup, and underwater photos are included.
Try scuba diving off Playa Blanca in Lanzarote with a two-hour, instructor-led bay dive. Perfect for first-timers: equipment, hotel pickup, and underwater photos are included.
The morning Atlantic tastes of salt and basalt; the bay ahead breathes a steady, cool sweep as the group assembles on the black-sand shore in Playa Blanca. Participants suit up under a certified instructor’s eye, breath training is practiced on the sand, and the sea — curious and insistent — invites the first cautious submersion.
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Operated by Dive College Lanzarote · Playa Blanca, Las Palmas
The morning Atlantic tastes of salt and basalt; the bay ahead breathes a steady, cool sweep as the group assembles on the black-sand shore in Playa Blanca. Participants suit up under a certified instructor’s eye, breath training is practiced on the sand, and the sea — curious and insistent — invites the first cautious submersion.
This two-hour introductory dive introduces beginners to shallow, guided reef diving off Lanzarote. The island’s volcanic geology frames the coast: lava flows sculpt small bays and sheltered coves where fish and algae cling to pillared rock. Lanzarote’s human history — from Guanche fishermen to the twentieth-century influence of artist César Manrique — shapes local coastal towns, while fishing and tourism coexist around small harbors.
On the dive, expect easy beach entry into a protected bay, depths appropriate for beginners, and pockets of colorful reef life; instructors lead groups up to 12 divers and record the experience with digital photos for keepsakes. The program runs daily at 10:00 and 15:00, includes full dive equipment and hotel pickup in Playa Blanca, and can count toward PADI Scuba Diver or Open Water credit.
Practical notes: participants must be at least eight years old, have moderate fitness, and clear any medical concerns with a doctor. Avoid flying for at least 18 hours after diving. Listen to briefings, practice neutral buoyancy, and respect marine life: don’t touch corals or feed fish. Timing your dive for morning light often yields calmer seas and better visibility — the Atlantic will reward patience with clear water and curious parrotfish.
No — this is an introductory try-dive for beginners guided by a certified instructor; basic swimming ability is required.
Participants must be at least 8 years old and accompanied by an adult if a minor.
Yes — instructors take digital photos during the dive and provide them as part of the experience.
Dives are subject to weather conditions; if canceled you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund.
Dive College Lanzarote operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning Atlantic tastes of salt and basalt; the bay ahead breathes a steady, cool sweep as the group assembles on the black-sand shore in Playa Blanca. Participants suit up under a certified instructor’s eye, breath training is practiced on the sand, and the sea — curious and insistent — invites the first cautious submersion.
The morning Atlantic tastes of salt and basalt; the bay ahead breathes a steady, cool sweep as the group assembles on the black-sand shore in Playa Blanca. Participants suit up under a certified instructor’s eye, breath training is practiced on the sand, and the sea — curious and insistent — invites the first cautious submersion.
This two-hour introductory dive introduces beginners to shallow, guided reef diving off Lanzarote. The island’s volcanic geology frames the coast: lava flows sculpt small bays and sheltered coves where fish and algae cling to pillared rock. Lanzarote’s human history — from Guanche fishermen to the twentieth-century influence of artist César Manrique — shapes local coastal towns, while fishing and tourism coexist around small harbors.
On the dive, expect easy beach entry into a protected bay, depths appropriate for beginners, and pockets of colorful reef life; instructors lead groups up to 12 divers and record the experience with digital photos for keepsakes. The program runs daily at 10:00 and 15:00, includes full dive equipment and hotel pickup in Playa Blanca, and can count toward PADI Scuba Diver or Open Water credit.
Practical notes: participants must be at least eight years old, have moderate fitness, and clear any medical concerns with a doctor. Avoid flying for at least 18 hours after diving. Listen to briefings, practice neutral buoyancy, and respect marine life: don’t touch corals or feed fish. Timing your dive for morning light often yields calmer seas and better visibility — the Atlantic will reward patience with clear water and curious parrotfish.
