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Special Course Wreck Diving

4 dives, min. 2 days

In the specialty course wreck diving we explain how to behave correctly during a wreck dive. You learn how to take care not to hurt yourself and how to take precautions to get out of the wreck.

We would like to point out that there are not many wrecks on Tenerife. In addition, almost all of them have disintegrated in the last few years. Only the wreck of Tabaiba “El Penon” which was sunk in 2006 in the northeast of the island is really intact. It lies at a depth of about 33 meters on sand. With a length of only 35 metres, the wreck is actually a little too small for real wreck fans.

Note on Health Condition

Please remember that you should be in a normal, appropriate state of health to go diving. You can also confirm your good health by completing a self-assessment questionnaire. If you are unsure, you will need to obtain medical clearance from a doctor beforehand.

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Tenerife is our home — but sadly, countless dogs and cats are abandoned, injured, or left to fend for themselves every year. We cannot and will not ignore this.

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Special Course Wreck Diving

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