Dive Lovers Tenerife

Dive Lovers Tenerife is situated in Costa del Silencio, a convenient location approximately 20 minutes from the main hubs of Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos. This area of the Canary Islands provides direct access to some of the most striking underwater topographies in the archipelago, defined by dramatic volcanic structures.

The centre operates as an SSI dive centre, focusing on providing a professional environment for both those taking their first breaths underwater and experienced divers looking to expand their skills. The local sites offer a mix of coastal entries and reef exploration, making it a versatile base for your diving in Tenerife.

The centre is led by Marcin, an experienced and patient instructor who provides constant assistance under the water. The team focuses on a personalised approach, ensuring that every diver receives the attention required to feel confident and safe during their sessions.

One of the core principles here is the strict separation of dive groups based on skill level. You will not be mixed with divers of different experience levels, allowing for a controlled environment where everyone can focus on their own buoyancy, navigation, or specific training objectives.

For those looking to document their underwater experiences, the centre provides photos and videos of your dives. The team is primarily Polish-speaking, though they cater to an international community of divers.

The centre offers a comprehensive curriculum through SSI, covering every stage of the diver's progression. Beginners can start with the Open Water Diver course, with the option to progress to Advanced Open Water Diver.

For those looking to specialise, the centre provides training in Deep diving, Navigation, and Wreck diving. More advanced students can work towards their Stress and Rescue certification or pursue the Divemaster programme. The centre also offers EFR (Emergency First Response) training for those wishing to formalise their first aid skills.

A full range of diving equipment is available for hire, meaning you can travel light. This includes essential kit such as regulators, wetsuits, fins, and masks. Notably, the hire includes a dive computer at no additional cost, ensuring you can monitor your profiles accurately.

For those interested in night diving, torches are available to ensure you can explore the reef after sunset.

The volcanic reefs and basalt walls are home to a variety of larger species. You can regularly encounter sea turtles, stingrays, and barracuda patrolling the areas around the rocky outcrops and sandy patches.

During certain times of the year, you may also have the chance to spot angelshark. The abundance of structure provides excellent hunting grounds for moray eels and various species of snapper and grouper.

For those interested in macro life, the crevices and sandy zones offer plenty to see. Keep an eye out for octopus, cuttlefish, and nudibranchs amongst the rocks, as well as trumpetfish and various species of wrasse and labrids inhabiting the reef flat.

The diving in this area is accessible year-round, with water temperatures typically ranging between 19°C and 24°C. The sites like Las Eras are known for relatively calm conditions, which makes them suitable for a wide range of divers.

Visibility in the area is generally good, typically ranging between 15 and 30 metres.