Advance your scuba skills in Tenerife over two intensive days with SCUBANANA. This PADI Advanced Open Water course includes five adventure dives—Deep, Navigation, Night, Wreck and Peak Performance Buoyancy—to expand depth limits and refine buoyancy and navigation.
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You step off the rib and the Atlantic reaches up, cool and insistent, pushing you toward a dark shelf where volcanic rock drops away. Tenerife’s southern coast opens like a page of underwater terrain: folded lava flows, hidden reefs, and wrecks that sit like time-stamped atlases. Over two days with SCUBANANA, students trade shallow training pools for real profiles — deep dives, navigation legs, night hours, wreck exploration and precision buoyancy work.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; comfortable with repeated descents, carrying gear and basic swimming skills.
Wildlife
History
Tenerife’s coast formed from successive volcanic eruptions; local fishing communities have long used these coves and reefs, shaping modern dive access and wreck history.
Conservation
Use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching reef structures, and follow instructor guidance to minimize impact—local operators often support marine protection and clean-up efforts.
Reserve your spot on the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course (AOWD) - 2 days today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your own mask
A well-fitted personal mask reduces leaks and improves comfort during multiple dives across two days.
Plan flights around diving
Avoid flying for at least 12 hours after the last dive—24 hours is safer after deep or repetitive dives.
Protect from the sun
Surface intervals are often on deck; use reef-safe sunscreen and a sun shirt to prevent burns.
Hydrate and rest between dives
Proper hydration and a good night’s sleep improve equalization and reduce fatigue under pressure.
Personal mask and snorkel
Better fit and comfort than rental gear, and a clear mask helps on navigation and night dives.
Dive computer
Critical for depth, no-decompression limits, and logging dive profiles during the course.
Wetsuit (3mm–5mm)
Thermal protection for cool depths and variable currents; thickness depends on season and personal cold tolerance.
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Surface signaling device (whistle/SMB)
Useful for surface safety during shore or boat ascents and when visibility varies.