moderate
2 nights, each dive 1–2 hours
Participants should have good basic fitness and comfort in the water due to limited visibility challenges.
Dive into the unknown with Aquatis Diving Center’s night diving specialty in Costa Teguise. Over two nights, develop skills to safely navigate limited visibility conditions while encountering the thriving nocturnal marine ecosystem.
Costa Teguise, located on the eastern coast of Lanzarote in Las Palmas, Spain, offers a striking marine environment that comes alive under the cover of darkness. Aquatis Diving Center, a prominent local outfitter, invites adventurous divers to step beyond daylight limits with their SSI Night Diving and Limited Visibility Specialty Program. This two-night certification course invites divers into a rarely seen underwater realm, transforming the familiar volcanic reefs and marine life of the Canary Islands into a mysterious and captivating scene.
The waters around Costa Teguise are notable for their volcanic rock formations and clear ocean currents, but diving here at night changes the entire experience. Nocturnal marine species emerge, including octopuses, lobsters, and bioluminescent creatures that remain hidden during the day. The limited visibility skill set taught by Aquatis is essential for safe navigation in these conditions, where even experienced divers must rely on technique and training over sight. This program is designed not only to build confidence but also to deepen understanding of nighttime marine behavior.
Aquatis Diving Center stands out in the Lanzarote dive scene due to its focus on specialized training and safety. Their instructors bring local expertise to every dive, guiding guests through the challenges of night diving with clear protocols and personalized coaching. For divers looking to expand their qualifications while immersing themselves in one of the Canary Islands’ best-kept underwater secrets, this certification opens doors to a less crowded, surprisingly vibrant side of the ocean.
With evening dives starting just after sunset, divers witness the ocean’s transformation in real time. Costa Teguise’s combination of accessible dive sites, rich volcanic seabed textures, and nocturnal marine life make Aquatis’s specialty program a standout option in Spain’s diving community. Those certified here gain a unique credential and unforgettable memories beneath Lanzarote’s darkened waves.
Familiarize yourself with underwater torch communication before your dive to ensure clear signaling in dark conditions.
Confirm all gear, especially dive lights and backup torches, are functioning properly before entering the water.
Maintain close proximity to your dive partner to prevent separation in limited visibility environments.
Move deliberately to avoid stirring sediment which can worsen visibility and reduce safety underwater.
Lanzarote’s volcanic origins shape its underwater landscape, offering divers a chance to navigate formations created by eruptions centuries ago.
Local dive operators, including Aquatis, emphasize low-impact practices to protect fragile marine habitats and support sustainable tourism.
Essential for illuminating your surroundings and communicating with your dive buddy in the dark.
A secondary light source is critical for safety in case your primary torch fails.
Keeps you warm during cooler night water conditions around Lanzarote.
fall|winter|spring specific
Tracks dive time and depth, helping maintain safe dive profiles especially in low-visibility conditions.