Les Basetes Diving Centre

Les Basetes Diving is situated in the Les Basetes bay, specifically within the Club Náutico Les Basetes on the Benissa coast. This location provides a sheltered environment that is particularly well-suited for introductory dives and initial training sessions.

The centre's layout is designed for efficiency, with boats moored directly in front of the facilities. This means you can move from the shop to the water without the need for uncomfortable van transfers or long walks, making the transition to the dive site seamless.

The centre provides instruction for a wide range of abilities, from those looking to take their first breaths underwater to fully certified divers. Whether you are looking to start your training or simply want to explore the local seabed around Calpe, the team is equipped to manage various levels of experience.

In addition to scuba diving, the centre also facilitates snorkeling excursions for those who prefer to stay at the surface. The approach is designed to be inclusive, catering to both the beginner and the more seasoned diver looking for local exploration.

The training programme covers the full spectrum of diver development. Beginners can start with introductory sessions, while certified divers can progress through various levels of qualification.

Specialised training is also available, specifically the Nitrox course, which is essential for anyone looking to optimise their dive profiles on the Mediterranean reefs.

The centre operates its own boats, which are positioned immediately outside the diving facilities. This direct access allows for quick departures to sites that require a transfer, ensuring that more time is spent in the water rather than in transit.

The centre is equipped to handle both training and exploration, offering Nitrox for divers looking to extend their bottom times.

For those not bringing their own kit, a range of equipment is available for hire, including wetsuits, fins, and masks, as well as regulators and cylinders.

The local waters are home to several notable species, including the great barracuda, which can often be spotted during dives in the area.

The seabed supports a variety of Mediterranean life, providing a backdrop for observing the movement of fish throughout the bay and surrounding coastline.