We have tours that start from Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen, and Costa Teguise. We can also pick up in
Arrecife, Playa Honda, and Yaiza. Pick-up points are in hotels or the next-door resort.
Pick-up starts at 16:30 in every resort. Tell us where you’re staying, and we will send you the exact collection time
with GPS indication if your hotel doesn’t have pick-up.

The journey to Puerto Calero is approximately 15-20 minutes, depending on where you’re staying.

Yes, you can go straight to the Marina with a booking and ticket and 1 hour before the scheduled dive to get
health and safety simulation.

The dive is approximately 35 – 50 minutes long.

The submarine dives up to 30 meters deep.

No, there are no toilets on board. We recommend customers to go to the toilet before boarding.

Yes, children starting from 2 years old are allowed to join us.

Due to safety reasons, we cannot take passengers under the age of two years under any circumstances. However,
we provide a bus transfer for spectators.

Yes, we have a commentator that explains everything in your language during the dive.

Customers may come as they please. The temperature aboard the submarine is room temperature.

No, not for this trip. Customers have to climb down ladders to board the submarine.

Yes, you can bring food and drinks if you desire. Note: food is not allowed on board.

The tour lasts approximately 45 to 50 minutes, and around 3 hours from the time of pick-up to drop-off time.

Put simply, yes! The area is home to a wide range of fish of all shapes and sizes. Each day is unique, and we
cannot guarantee what types we will see, but you will always see a lot!

The inside of the submarine is maintained at normal atmospheric conditions, and so it feels no different from
being on the surface. Therefore, even at the bottom of the ocean, your ears will NOT be affected.

Yes, it’s perfectly safe for pregnant women to go on our submarine for the same reason as above.

The inside of the submarine is spacious and light, with a central aisle. Similar to a small airliner, except
the seats all face outwards, with large viewing windows in front. Most people who feel a little nervous before diving
are fine when onboard, but the final decision has to be yours.

Being on a submarine is very different from being on a boat. There is no rocking motion as the submarine sits
below the waves, and so people who get seasick on a boat will not do so on our submarine.

Yes, you can bring your camera or phone to take a memorable photo on the seabed. Photos taken by our
photography staff are available to purchase in digital form or printed for as little as 8€.