Experience the fun and excitement of boat diving, and look at the different procedures and techniques required to be a safe and competent diver. We’ll look at exit and entry from the boat, using a line for descent, and ascending with a delayed surface marker, and of course fun whilst exploring the aquatic realm.
Looking for something different to do for a day?
You don’t have to be on one of our great holidays to enjoy the adventurous activities we offer. If you´re holidaying here on the coast, or further inland, then why not join us for a day of fun and adventure.
You can choose from scuba diving, taking a tour of the countryside by Land Rover, exploring on foot the beautiful inland mountains and hills, or the thrill of climbing a Via Ferrata.
All of our day activities are inclusive of all you´ll need to enjoy yourself, and as we only accommodate small groups, you´ll find that your day is relaxed, unhurried and comes with a very personal touch.
Surrounded by natural parks, typical Andalucian villages, and captivating mountains, it´s easy to see why we have some really great walking and scrambling. Whether you want the challenge of a scramble to the top of a mountain, a relaxed walk along the paths and trails of the GR249, or a circular walk through the natural park, we´re sure to have a walk for you.
From €20 per person
Let us take you into some of the least visited areas with the help of a Land Rover. We use the network of agricultural tracks, dry riverbeds and mountain paths to get you to some really spectacular places. We incorporate into the day the chance for you to enjoy more of the history of this area, and where you can explore on foot these beautiful surroundings.
From €65 per person
Have you ever wondered what it is like to breath underwater? Let us help you take your first breaths underwater.
Or maybe you're already a qualified diver and would like to have a day of guided diving. You can join us for a day of diving at one of our great dive sites.
From €85 per person
Via Ferrata
Surrounded by natural parks, pretty villages and mountains, it´s easy to see why we have some really great walking and scrambling. Whether you want the challenge of a scramble to the top of a mountain, a relaxed walk along the paths and trails of the GR249, or a circular walk through the natural park, we´re sure to have a walk for you.
From €25 per person
It’s a rare diver who hasn’t felt the urge to dive deep. Deep diving opens the door to many new exciting dive sites like deeper wrecks, reefs and walls. As a rule, divers tend to be adventurous people, and deep diving – whether to visit a wreck or take photos – can certainly be called adventurous. On this dive we’ll look at how depth affects colour, and also get to compare depth gauges/computers. Maximum depth for this will be 30 metres
A great introduction to digital underwater photography centred around today’s point-and-shoot digital cameras. Within this dive we’ll look at the knowledge, skills and practical techniques necessary to obtain great photographs with a digital camera, even on your first photo dive!
Get a taste of how to learn the procedures for diving enriched air nitrox and how to apply them. You’ll get to look at how to plan and organise enriched air dives by doing so with hands-on experience, and enjoy an enriched air nitrox fun dive! This option includes the full PADI Enriched Air Diver specialty which will qualify you to use up to 40% oxygen.
In the early days of diving, recreational dive time underwater was defined as the no stop limit of the deepest depth reached. Today, multilevel diving – gaining more no stop time by ascending to shallower depths where nitrogen absorption is slower – is more the rule than the exception. Thanks to recreational multilevel diving, in most environments you can stay underwater as long as you have air and warmth. Within this dive you’ll get to plan and carry out a multilevel dive, and see how much more time you can spend underwater.
Is it natural curiosity? Is it getting a new look at the familiar? Could it be the vibrant changing colours of aquatic life? Or, is it just because you can, that night diving is so popular? Whatever the motivation to dive at night - you’ll find that the environment is quite different, and with our clear blue water and abundant marine life, we’ll make this a dive to remember!
The Peak Performance Buoyancy dive philosophy is to polish a diver’s buoyancy control beyond the Open Water Diver level to be more efficient – saving air and energy – and help the diver avoid damage to the aquatic environment. We’ll introduce you how to achieve great trim and positioning, and how to have accurate control of your buoyancy.
Have fun on this search and recovery dive where you get to experience the techniques involved in locating and retrieving lost articles, large and small, within recreational limits and while avoiding disturbing delicate marine life. Look at different search patterns and how to use a lifting device. You’ll get to use different lift bags, see what knots work best, and try out different search patterns.
Gain an insight into the knowledge and techniques required for the safe use of surface marker buoys (SMBs) and delayed surface marker buoys (DSMBs). Surface marker buoys serve a range of purposes that include marking boundaries for mapping or search and recovery, or alerting boat traffic to the presence of divers, or providing a line as a visual reference for ascending divers. DSMBs are deployed just before ascent underwater as both an ascent reference and to mark the group/buddy team location.
Join is for a dive where we’ll introduce you to our local aquatic life including an overview of responsible human interactions. We’re going to locate and identify at least two aquatic plants, four aquatic invertebrate animals and five vertebrate animals and many more creatures that live around the reefs and rocky walls of our local dive sites.
Gain useful and practical experience in underwater navigation. Learn the techniques on how to successfully use a compass underwater, or how to use natural navigation during your dive, and have fun as you ‘keep on course’ under the water. We’ll show you how to do some basic navigation patterns, along with using natural features, that can really improve your confidence of where you are under the water.
Diving on wrecks appeals to most divers, though for many different reasons. You may find yourself attracted to the challenge of exploring the wreck, or a fascination with its historical nature. Underwater photographers love wrecks for their picture potential, while those interested in nature like the fact that wrecks quickly become artificial reefs.