challenging
3–4 hours
Participants should have good physical fitness and comfort in the water.
Discover the thrill of exploring shipwrecks with the PADI Specialty Wreck Diver course in Lanzarote. Perfect for divers seeking to expand their skills and adventure underwater in Spain's beautiful waters. Dive into history and marine life—an experience you won't forget!
Embark on an exciting underwater adventure with the PADI Specialty Wreck Diver course in Puerto del Carmen, Las Palmas, Spain. This specialized dive experience is perfect for those eager to explore shipwrecks, uncover maritime history, and improve their diving skills. Known for its clear waters and abundant wreck sites, Lanzarote offers divers the chance to penetrate intriguing wrecks, encounter vibrant marine life, and gain gained confidence in navigating challenging underwater environments. Whether you're a seasoned diver looking to earn a new certification or an avid water enthusiast eager to explore sunken ships, this experience promises a mix of adventure and education. The friendly instructors at Scuba Legends Dive Center Lanzarote ensure safety and fun throughout, making it suitable for divers with basic open water certifications looking to expand their underwater expertise. The calm, warm waters of the Atlantic and the visibility often exceeding 30 meters create ideal conditions for wreck exploration. Plus, you'll get the chance to see local marine species like barracudas and groupers, adding more excitement to your journey. Completing the Wreck Diver Specialty enhances your diving portfolio and opens the door to more challenging and rewarding underwater excursions in the future. This adventure is perfect for those passionate about marine exploration and eager to learn specialized skills that elevate their diving experience to a new level.
Ensure you have a current open water certification or higher before enrolling in the wreck diver course.
Bring a good underwater torch to navigate darker wreck interiors safely.
Test your equipment thoroughly beforehand, especially your buoyancy control and dive computer.
Avoid touching or disturbing aquatic creatures and fragile wreck structures.
Many wrecks in Lanzarote are remnants of WWII or former fishing boats, offering a glimpse into maritime history.
Efforts are in place to preserve wreck sites and marine ecosystems through responsible diving practices and protected marine areas.
Keeps you warm during dives in colder months and offers protection on wreck surfaces.
spring specific
Essential for exploring dark interior sections of wrecks safely.
Capture stunning photos of wrecks and marine life during your dive.
Protect your hands while handling wreck structures or marine life.