Open Water Certification with Pura Vida Diving in Las Palmas

In the vibrant city of Las Palmas, on the sun-drenched coast of Gran Canaria, Pura Vida Diving offers a chance for newcomers and seasoned adventurers alike to dip beneath the waves and discover the rich underwater world of Lanzarote. This three-day, beginner-friendly diving course is a gateway to the ocean’s hidden treasures, providing both safety and skill in a beautifully accessible way.

Participants begin with engaging theory sessions that lay the foundation for confident diving, followed by hands-on practice in shallow waters. Over the course of four guided dives reaching depths of up to 18 meters, students learn essential skills like breathing techniques, gear management, and emergency procedures—all under the watchful eye of experienced instructors. What sets this experience apart is that no prior certification is needed, making it ideal for first-timers eager to step into the underwater realm.

The landscape of Lanzarote adds a captivating backdrop, with volcanic formations and clear blue waters creating a stunning setting for diving. The island’s unique geology, with lava tubes and rock formations, ensures that each dive is visually striking. Beyond the personal achievement of mastering new skills, this trip opens a portal to the vibrant marine life, from curious schools of fish to the occasional glimpse of playful dolphins.

Pura Vida Diving’s commitment to small groups and personalized instruction makes this experience a standout in outdoor watersports in Las Palmas. Their well-equipped operation emphasizes safety and environmental sustainability, fostering a respectful relationship with the ocean.

Whether you’re looking to conquer a lifelong fear or simply enjoy an unforgettable underwater adventure, their open water course offers an inclusive, approachable introduction to diving. And once certified, the underwater landscapes of Lanzarote await—ready to be explored at your own pace.

This course is perfect for anyone in Las Palmas seeking a fun, educational, and impactful way to connect with the sea. It’s a fantastic stepping stone into the diverse world of scuba diving, set against one of Spain’s most unique volcanic islands.