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Dive centre · Cambrils · Spain
4.9118 Google reviewsAll Blue Diving Cambrils is the only centre offering boat departures directly from the Cambrils harbour.
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All Blue Diving Cambrils is situated in the Port of Cambrils, providing direct access to the Mediterranean waters of the Costa Dorada. As the only dive centre in the area to operate boat departures from this specific harbour, it offers a streamlined transition from the shore to the dive sites.
The centre operates a schedule of three morning dives daily, with night diving sessions organised according to the seasonal calendar. This allows for a consistent diving rhythm, whether you are looking to complete a certification course or simply explore the local seabed.
As a PADI 5 Star Dive Centre, the team is composed of certified PADI instructors who manage everything from introductory Discover Scuba Diving sessions to professional-level training. They focus on maintaining small group sizes to ensure personalised attention and clear safety protocols for every diver.
The team is multilingual, providing instruction and support in Spanish, English, and German. This makes the centre a reliable choice for international divers looking to progress through their training in a professional environment.
The training programme covers the full spectrum of PADI certifications. Beginners can start with Discover Scuba Diving or the Open Water Diver course, with subsequent levels including Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver.
For those looking to advance their professional credentials, the centre offers the PADI Divemaster course. They also provide Emergency First Response (EFR) training and the PADI Oxygen Administrator course to enhance safety skills and professional capabilities.
The centre provides a complete range of equipment for hire, allowing you to dive without bringing your own full kit. As an authorised Cressi Atelier PRO distributor, they maintain a high standard of equipment for their clients.
Nitrox is available for divers looking to extend their bottom time or manage their nitrogen loading more effectively. For those interested in night diving, the centre provides the necessary torches and equipment to safely explore the Mediterranean after dark.
Les Casetes is an artificial biotope located just off the port, where concrete structures have become a haven for spiny lobsters, conger eels, and gorgonians. It is an ideal site for Open Water divers to see established Mediterranean life.
Les Barques offers a glimpse into local maritime history with a 'shipwreck cemetery' of old fishing boats. Located at depths between 23 and 30 metres, it is suited for Advanced Open Water divers and is known for sightings of scorpionfish.
El Trencat is a rocky bar featuring cracks and natural shelters at depths of 25 to 27 metres. It is a preferred site for Advanced Open Water divers looking to observe large schools of fish moving around the reef structures.
Farallons is the deepest point in the local area, with a rocky bar situated around 27 to 28 metres. This site is recommended for Advanced divers or those with experience in deep diving, offering frequent sightings of octopus, moray eels, and torpedo rays.
And some of the dive sites the centre runs.
The Mediterranean seabed around Cambrils is characterised by lush Posidonia seagrass meadows and diverse rocky reefs. You will find a wide variety of fish species including brown meagre, damselfish, and various colourful reef fish patrolling the currents.
Macro life is a significant draw for many divers, particularly at sites like El Molinet. Here, you can find colourful nudibranchs and other small organisms tucked away among the rocks and sandy patches.
In the crevices and under the ledges of the rocky bars, you will regularly encounter larger predators and crustaceans. Look out for moray eels, conger eels, octopuses, and spiny lobsters hiding within the natural architecture of the reef.
For those exploring the artificial structures and wrecks, the area is home to various sponges, gorgonians, and scorpionfish. You may also encounter torpedo rays resting on the sandy bottom near the wreck sites.
The area is accessible practically year-round, offering a consistent environment for both recreational and training dives. The local topography ranges from shallow seagrass meadows to deeper rocky bars and artificial reefs.
While the Mediterranean can experience varied conditions, the proximity of the dive sites to the port allows for efficient transit and manageable dive profiles for most certified levels.
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