Deep Fin

Located in Las Galletas, the centre operates from one of the most established diving hubs in Tenerife. This position provides direct access to the diverse volcanic underwater landscapes that define the south-western coast of the Canary Islands.

The centre focuses on providing a personalised experience, moving away from large-scale operations to ensure every diver receives individual attention. Their approach is built around small groups and a deep familiarity with the local waters, making them a reliable choice for both local residents and visiting divers.

The team is composed of certified local instructors who possess an intimate knowledge of the surrounding dive sites. This local expertise is central to their operation, ensuring that you are guided through the best conditions and most interesting features of the reef.

Communication is straightforward, with the team speaking English, French, and Spanish. This allows for clear briefings and ensures that safety protocols and dive objectives are fully understood by all participants.

Environmental stewardship is a core part of their identity. The centre actively works to protect the local marine ecosystem by avoiding single-use plastics, organising underwater clean-up days, and collecting plastic waste from the ocean.

For those looking to begin their journey, the centre offers introductory dives and the Open Water Diver course. They also provide the Advanced Adventurer programme for those looking to expand their skills and experience.

For divers focused on safety and professionalism, the Diver Stress & Rescue course is available, providing essential training for managing challenging situations underwater.

The centre maintains a high standard of equipment, ensuring that all kit is in very good condition for every dive. They offer full equipment hire for those travelling without their own rig, covering everything needed for a complete dive.

To add value to your experience, the centre provides photos of your immersions, allowing you to keep a record of the marine life you encounter.

The volcanic reefs are home to a diverse array of species. You can regularly observe eagle rays, great barracuda, and various species of triggerfish patrolling the area. Turtles and rays are also common residents of these waters.

Macro life and smaller inhabitants add significant interest to the dives. Keep an eye out for octopus, trumpetfish, and various types of rays hiding amongst the rockwork and crevices.

The biodiversity is rounded out by the presence of angelshark, providing a unique sighting for those exploring the sandy patches and rocky outcrops of the south-west coast.

Diving in this region is possible almost year-round, providing a reliable window for trips to the south-west of Tenerife. The local conditions are well-managed by the instructors to suit the specific needs of the group.