Night Diving Adventure with Ohana Diving in Cambrils
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1.5 hours per night dive
Fitness Level
Good physical health and comfort with open water diving required
Overview
Discover the thrill of night diving with Ohana Diving in Cambrils, Spain. Learn unique skills to navigate and communicate underwater in low-light while encountering vibrant nocturnal marine life.
Adventure Tips
Prepare for Low Visibility
Practice buoyancy and slow movements to maintain control during night dives where visibility can drop significantly.
Use Proper Dive Lights
Bring a reliable primary and backup dive light; light communication is critical for safety in the dark.
Understand Night Marine Life Behavior
Respect nocturnal creatures by avoiding sudden movements that might disturb the ecosystem during your dive.
Check Your Equipment Thoroughly
Night dives demand extra gear checks—ensure all lights, regulators, and gauges are fully functional before descent.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common octopus (Octopus vulgaris)
- Mediterranean moray eel (Muraena helena)
History
Cambrils’ fishing heritage dates back centuries, with traditional boats still visible along the port, reflecting a deep local connection to the sea.
Conservation
Ohana Diving actively promotes responsible diving practices to protect Cambrils’ sensitive marine habitats and minimize human impact on nocturnal species.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Primary Dive Light
Crucial for illuminating the underwater environment and communicating with dive partners.
Backup Dive Light
Provides safety redundancy in case the primary light fails during the night dive.
Wetsuit (5mm or thicker in cooler months)
Necessary to maintain warmth as water temperatures drop in cooler seasons.
fall|winter specific
Dive Computer with Night Mode
Helps monitor dive profile safely, with readability adjusted for low-light conditions.