Underwater Adventures with Blue Water Diving in Gran Canaria
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours per dive session
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition with stamina for repeated dives and swimming in currents.
Overview
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.
Adventure Tips
Check Your Certification
Blue Water Diving requires all participants to be qualified divers; make sure your certification and logbook are up to date.
Plan for Currents
Dive sites around Gran Canaria experience variable currents—always listen to your guide’s briefings and stay with your buddy.
Hydrate Before and After
The dry island climate and dive exertion make pre- and post-dive hydration crucial for comfort and safety.
Bring a Dive Light for Night Dives
Night dives reveal a different side of marine life—don’t forget a powerful underwater torch for the best experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Dusky groupers
- Spotted eagle rays
History
Many local dive wrecks date to mid-1900s shipping routes across the Atlantic, offering a glimpse into maritime trade history.
Conservation
Blue Water Diving supports marine preservation initiatives in Gran Canaria, promoting responsible diving and reef protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit (5mm recommended)
Provides warmth and protection against cooler water and marine life.
fall|winter specific
Underwater flashlight
Critical for night dives to illuminate aquatic life and dark wreck interiors.
Dive computer
Helps monitor depth, bottom time, and ascent rates for safe diving.
Surface signaling device
Ensures visibility to boats and guides at the surface.