Mojo Dive

Located in Puerto del Carmen, Mojo Dive serves as a central hub for divers exploring the volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote. The centre is right on the seafront, providing easy access to the local dive sites.

As a PADI and SSI dive centre, it offers everything from introductory dives to professional-level training. The facility is designed for divers who value both a professional standard and a personalised, family-style approach to their diving.

The team at Mojo Dive comprises experienced professionals dedicated to high-quality instruction. They keep groups small so every diver receives individual attention and guidance throughout their experience.

For introductory dives, or baptisms, the centre maintains a maximum ratio of three divers per guide. This ensures safety and allows for a more controlled environment, whether you are exploring the reef flat or heading out to a wreck.

Communication is straightforward for international divers, as the team speaks English, Spanish, French, and German. This multilingual approach makes navigating your training or planning a dive much simpler.

Mojo Dive offers a comprehensive range of training through PADI and SSI. Beginners can start with Scuba Diver or Open Water Diver courses, while those looking to progress can move on to Advanced Diver and Rescue Diver certifications.

For divers looking to specialise, the centre provides Nitrox Diver training and night diving courses. They also offer specific training for wreck diving and deep diving. Professional divers can work towards their Divemaster qualification through the centre’s structured programmes.

The centre has high-quality equipment from leading brands available for hire, including reliable regulators, BCDs, and other essential components. A full range of equipment is also available for those with more specific requirements.

On-site facilities include a dedicated wet room, a compressor room, and a shop. Air quality is a priority here: the centre uses BAUER compressors and certified Pure Air to ensure you are breathing clean air from your cylinder.

The local waters are home to a variety of larger species. You may encounter schools of tuna (Thunnus), amberjack (Seriola), or barracuda (Sphyraena) cruising through the water. It is also possible to see rays (Batoidea) and southern stingrays (Hypanus americanus) moving along the seabed.

On the reef and near the rocks, the biodiversity increases. You will find various species of damselfish (Pomacentridae), cardinalfish (Apogon imberbis), and different types of crabs (Brachyura). Sea anemones (Actiniaria) and sponges (Porifera) provide the essential structure for much of the local life.

Macro enthusiasts can look for smaller, more delicate creatures. These include nudibranchs (Chromodoris willani), seahorses (Hippocampus), and various species of shrimp (Caridea). Octopus (Octopoda) and cuttlefish (Sepiidae) are also frequently spotted among the crevices and reef structures.

The diving environment in Lanzarote is shaped by its volcanic origin. No specific current or swell data are provided, but the range of sites, from reef flats to walls, suggests that conditions vary; divers should prepare according to their certification level.