Diving in the Cathedral

Immerse yourself in the magic of the Atlantic and explore one of Lanzarote's most impressive underwater gems: La Catedral. This spectacular underwater cave, located in the Puerto del Carmen area, offers an unforgettable diving experience.

Description:

• Underwater Formations: The dive is named after the rock formations that resemble a cathedral underwater. These structures include arches, columns and tunnels created by volcanic lava.

• Marine Life: The site is home to a rich variety of marine life, including fish such as groupers, moray eels and angelfish, as well as different species of invertebrates and coral and sponge formations.

• Features: The volcanic formations provide a dramatic and fascinating environment to explore. Divers can go through tunnels, explore caverns and enjoy the stunning underwater topography.

Conditions:

• Visibility: Generally good, although may vary depending on weather and sea conditions.

• Currents: Currents are usually mild, but can vary. It is important to check the day's conditions and follow the dive guide's instructions.

• Depth: Depth is usually moderate, suitable for intermediate to advanced divers.

• Maximum 30 metres.

Access: From the beach.

• Requirements: It is recommended to have at least an advanced diving certification or equivalent due to the characteristics of the site and the need to handle navigation in underwater formations.

Experience:

• Visual: The combination of unique rock formations and vibrant marine life makes ‘La Catedral’ a visually spectacular and exciting dive.

• Photography: It is an excellent location for underwater photography due to its dramatic landscape and abundance of marine life.

Diving at ‘La Catedral’ in Lanzarote offers a memorable experience for divers looking to explore one of the most unique and fascinating sites on the island.