Do I need special certification to dive wrecks?

Yes, certified Open Water divers with wreck diving experience or specialty certification are recommended for wreck penetration.

What is the maximum depth for wreck diving in this location?

Most wreck dives in Puerto Rico, Las Palmas, are between 18 to 30 meters (60 to 100 feet), depending on the site.

Are there any age restrictions?

Participants typically need to be at least 12 years old with parental consent; check with Blue Water Diving for specific age policies.

What equipment is included in the private trip?

All diving gear, including tanks, weights, and guides, are provided for your private experience.

Can non-divers join the boat and watch?

Yes, non-diving guests can join on the boat to observe and enjoy the scenic surroundings.

What should I bring for the trip?

Bring your certification card, personal snorkeling gear if desired, sun protection, and a waterproof camera.

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Discover the thrill of exploring sunken ships with the PADI Wreck Diver experience in Puerto Rico, Las Palmas, Spain. This private scuba adventure offers underwater enthusiasts a chance to dive into historic shipwrecks teeming with marine life and rich history. Whether you're a seasoned diver or eager to expand your skills, this trip is designed to deliver an unforgettable underwater exploration. Blue Water Diving provides expert guidance, top-tier equipment, and personalized service, ensuring safety and comfort throughout your adventure. The warm waters and clear visibility make this location ideal for both novice and experienced wreck divers alike. As you navigate through the submerged relics, you'll enjoy vibrant coral formations and a variety of marine species, making each dive uniquely captivating. These wrecks aren't just relics of the past; they are thriving ecosystems that host an array of colorful fish, octopuses, and even occasional eagle rays. Join us for a private journey into history and marine life, and experience the magic of underwater discovery in Spain's stunning waters. After your dives, explore the local coastal town for delicious seafood or relax on pristine beaches. The PADI Wreck Diver experience provides a perfect blend of adventure, education, and unforgettable moments beneath the waves.

About Blue Water Diving

Blue Water Diving is a dive operator based in Puerto Rico, Canarias, offering a range of PADI courses, refresher programs, family-friendly experiences, and guided dives.

The team focuses on structured training and supervised dive trips designed to welcome beginners, families, and certified divers. Courses include the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (three days, five adventure dives), the Sidemount Course (two days, ages 15+), and short specialty or refresher options such as the three‑hour ReActivate Scuba Refresher Program. For younger participants, Blue Water Diving runs PADI Seal Team programs and Bubblemaker experiences for children aged 8 and up, delivering pool-based AquaMissions and introductory scuba sessions with professional PADI instructors. The Discover Scuba Diving - Pool Only option provides a one‑hour, supervised introduction to diving skills and breathing underwater.

Guided dives and day trips are available for qualified divers, including options for night dives, equipment rentals, and a variety of local dive sites from reefs to wrecks. All activities reference PADI standards and use certified instruction where indicated, ensuring compliance with internationally recognized training frameworks. Booking information and specific schedules are provided per trip; participants receive pre-dive briefings, safety guidance, and hands-on supervision during practical sessions. Blue Water Diving positions itself as a reliable choice for diving in Gran Canaria by offering programs for first-time breathers through advanced recreational divers. Customers can expect age-appropriate instruction, pool-based skill development, and multi-day certification pathways that align with PADI course structures. Safety briefings, equipment checks, and local site knowledge are provided for every participant consistently.