moderate
2–4 hours per dive session
Participants should be in good physical condition with stamina for repeated dives and swimming in currents.
Dive into the depths of Gran Canaria’s clear Atlantic waters with Blue Water Diving. Offering day trips, night dives, and tailored experiences, this company opens a window to vibrant reefs and historic wrecks perfect for all skill levels.
From €45 per Person | From 4 hours | Morning, Afternoon, All day or Night Trips!
Join Blue Water Diving in Gran Canaria for an unforgettable underwater adventure! Explore diverse dive sites, from vibrant reefs to intriguing wrecks, tailored to all skill levels. With options for day trips, night dives, and equipment rentals, experience the thrill of diving in warm, crystal-clear waters alongside expert guides.
One Dive: €45 Two Dives: €85 Four Dives: €150 Six Dive Package: €210 Ten Dive Package: €310
For ages 10+
One Dive: Approx. 4 hours Two Dives: One day Four Dives: Two days Six Dive Package: Two days and a half Ten Dive Package: Four days and a half
Already qualified?! Come join one of blue water’s guides on our fantastic dive sites. We have a wide range of reefs, wreck and walls that will suit all levels of divers, and we are always looking for new and exciting sites to take our clients too.
Choose from our selection of dive trips ranging from 1 day to 10 days and more if you just fall in love with the place like we have. Let us know the type of diving you would like to take part in from deep dives to lovely wrecks and reefs, here in Gran Canaria we can offer it all, in very comfortable warm blue water.
We have many sites which are fantastic for any open water diver or any hardcore deep divers. Just let us know and we will try our best to tailor your trip to your diving needs.
We run shore dives and many boat dives from our brand new custom built rib.
Where is your meeting point? We meet at 8:30am at the diving centre at the Holiday Club Puerto Calma. Taxis are very reasonably priced or the bus service passes the hotel regularly.
What time do you start each of your trips? Morning trips (Approx 4 hours) will run between 8:30am and 1pm taking into account sea conditions and dive sites requested.
Afternoon trips (Approx 3 hours) will run between 2pm and 5pm again taking into account sea conditions and dive sites requested.
All day trips (Approx 8 hours) will run between 8:30am and 5pm, some dive sites are a bit further on the boat or in the van, and we do offer all day trips. Meeting times may be a little earlier but always worth the early start for some fantastic wreck diving and off shore hidden gems! We usually only do longer trips on request and only if we have a good number of advanced divers as there is so much in the local area to cover all tastes of diving.
Night diving trips (Approx 3 hours)
Can I rent equipment? Of course! We can offer full equipment from our brand new Cressi range.
Do you provide lunch? As we aim to always have you back for meal times, we don’t provide lunch, but we do provide ice cold bottle of water and basic refreshments while out and about to ensure everyone’s comfortable levels in the Gran Canaria heat. If you plan on doing one of our all day trips please bring some sandwiches along or we do make stop for much called for coffee and bacon sandwiches!!
Do you welcome groups? Yes! Dive centre trips and large groups are very welcome and we will try our best to ensure you get everything you expect and more from a trip out diving with Blue Water Diving.
Blue Water Diving requires all participants to be qualified divers; make sure your certification and logbook are up to date.
Dive sites around Gran Canaria experience variable currents—always listen to your guide’s briefings and stay with your buddy.
The dry island climate and dive exertion make pre- and post-dive hydration crucial for comfort and safety.
Night dives reveal a different side of marine life—don’t forget a powerful underwater torch for the best experience.
Many local dive wrecks date to mid-1900s shipping routes across the Atlantic, offering a glimpse into maritime trade history.
Blue Water Diving supports marine preservation initiatives in Gran Canaria, promoting responsible diving and reef protection.
Provides warmth and protection against cooler water and marine life.
fall|winter specific
Critical for night dives to illuminate aquatic life and dark wreck interiors.
Helps monitor depth, bottom time, and ascent rates for safe diving.
Ensures visibility to boats and guides at the surface.