Dive in the Blue Hole, an underwater wonder in Lanzarote.

• Natural Formation: The Blue Hole is a natural underwater formation characterised by a circular depression in the seabed, surrounded by vertical walls and surrounded by a rich marine life. The formation offers a spectacular environment for exploration.

• Features: The most notable feature of the Blue Hole is its vertically descending ‘blue hole’ shape, creating an interesting environment for divers. The dive allows you to explore both the hole and the surrounding areas.

Depth:

• Depth Range: Generally, the Blue Hole is found at a depth ranging from 15 to 30 metres. Depth may vary depending on the exact dive site and sea conditions.

Marine Life:

• Diversity: The marine life in The Blue Hole is diverse, with the possibility of seeing schools of fish, moray eels, octopus and occasionally larger species such as rays and small sharks.

• Ecosystem: The Blue Hole environment provides rich habitats for diverse marine species, making the dive attractive for both marine life observation and underwater photography.

Conditions:

• Visibility: Visibility at The Blue Hole is generally good, allowing for clear exploration of the formation and surrounding marine life. However, it can vary depending on weather and sea conditions.

• Currents: Currents in the area can be mild to moderate. It is important to be prepared for the day's conditions and follow the dive guide's recommendations.

Access and Facilities:

• From the beach.

Experience:

• Exploration: The dive at The Blue Hole is ideal for divers looking to explore natural formations and enjoy a unique underwater landscape. The experience can include exploring tunnels and cavities around the hole.

• Photography: The environment of The Blue Hole offers excellent opportunities for underwater photography due to its dramatic landscape and diversity of marine life.

The dive at El Blue Hole in Puerto del Carmen is an exciting and visually stunning experience, providing a combination of exploring natural formations and observing marine life in a unique environment.