Shipwreck Diving with Ohana Diving in Cambrils
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
1.5 hours per dive session
Fitness Level
Divers should be in good physical condition with stamina for rigorous diving and safety procedures.
Overview
Discover the thrill of shipwreck diving off Spain’s Catalan coast with Ohana Diving. Learn advanced techniques as you uncover underwater relics and vibrant marine life in Cambrils.
Adventure Tips
Confirm Advanced Certification
Ensure you have an Advanced Open Water Diver certificate or equivalent before booking this specialized wreck dive course.
Check Local Weather and Sea Conditions
Mediterranean seas can change; verify calm water and good visibility to maximize dive safety and enjoyment.
Practice Neutral Buoyancy
Effective buoyancy control is critical for wreck dives to avoid damaging delicate marine habitats and for your safety.
Respect Marine Life
Avoid touching or disturbing wildlife around wreck sites to help preserve the ecosystem’s balance.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mediterranean moray eel
- Mediterranean grouper
History
The Mediterranean coast near Cambrils has a long maritime history, with shipwrecks dating from both commercial and wartime origins.
Conservation
Ohana Diving emphasizes eco-friendly diving practices to protect wreck sites and their surrounding marine ecosystems from damage and pollution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit (5mm or thicker)
Provides thermal protection during cooler dives, especially in fall and winter.
fall specific
Dive Computer
Crucial for monitoring depth, bottom time, and decompression limits during complex wreck dives.
Underwater Torch
Helps illuminate dark wreck interiors and enhances visibility in shadowed areas.
Surface Marker Buoy
Essential for safety signaling and surface visibility during wreck dives.