One Two Dive

One Two Dive is situated in the heart of Costa Adeje, within the GF Isabel Hotel. The centre provides access to the diverse marine environments of southern Tenerife, where volcanic activity has shaped a landscape of dramatic caves, steep walls, and intricate rock formations.

The area is known for its year-round diving conditions, offering calm seas and a rich variety of Atlantic life. Whether you are looking for your first experience in the water or are a certified diver seeking to explore deep wrecks or volcanic tunnels, the centre's approach is centred on professional, small-group instruction.

As a PADI 5 Star Dive Centre and a PADI Green Star™ Dive Centre, One Two Dive maintains a strong commitment to environmental conservation and supports Project AWARE. Their focus on small groups ensures that you receive personalised attention and that safety remains the priority during every dive.

The team consists of experienced PADI professionals who manage everything from beginner Discover Scuba Diving programmes to advanced technical training. They provide guidance for all levels, ensuring that even those new to the water feel comfortable in the volcanic surroundings.

The course catalogue covers the entire spectrum of PADI certifications. Beginners can start with the Discover Scuba Dive programme or progress through the Open Water Course and the Advanced Open Water Course.

For those looking to specialise, the centre offers the PADI Deep Diver Specialty, the Nitrox Specialty, and the Wreck Diver Specialty. They also provide training for the PADI Divemaster level, catering to divers looking to move towards a professional path.

The centre provides a full range of scuba equipment for hire, ensuring you have access to modern kit for your dives. This includes regulators, wetsuits, and other essential components of a complete diving rig.

Nitrox is available for divers looking to extend their bottom time or manage decompression profiles more effectively. The centre is well-equipped to handle the needs of both recreational and advanced divers.

The volcanic reefs and rocky outcrops are teeming with life, including schools of Bream (Labridae), Wrasse (Labridae), and various species of snapper (Lutjanus). You will frequently encounter large schools of fish, barracuda schools, and various rays (Batoidea), including Eagle ray (Aetobatus) and bull rays.

In the seagrass meadows and shallower bays like Abades, look for sea turtles (Cheloniidae) and diverse reef fish. You might also spot colourful fish in the shallow waters, such as parrotfish (Calotomus), damselfish (Pomacentridae), and various species of wrasse.

Macro life is abundant for those who enjoy closer inspection. Keep an eye out for Octopus (Octopus vulgaris), cuttlefish (Sepiidae), and various nudibranchs (Chromodoris willani). You may also find seahorses (Hippocampus kuda), garden eels (Gorgasia), and various species of shrimp (Caridea).

The larger pelagics and resident species include Great barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda), moray eels (Muraenidae), and various types of rays. In certain areas, you may even encounter sharks.

Diving in Tenerife is possible all year round, benefiting from calm seas and steady conditions. While the landscape is diverse, divers should be aware that some sites, such as Las Eras, can experience moderate currents.

The variety of sites means you can choose between sheltered shore dives in shallow bays or more exposed wall and wreck dives depending on the swell and local conditions.