Almería
Almería offers a unique Mediterranean diving experience, centered around the pristine waters of the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, Spain's largest protected coastal area. This volcanic region boasts dramatic underwater landscapes with impressive rock formations, arches, caves, and vibrant seagrass meadows. The protected status of the marine reserve ensures an abundance of life and a healthy ecosystem, making it a standout destination on the Spanish mainland for its unspoiled natural beauty. It’s a photographer's paradise with striking contrasts between dark volcanic rock and colorful marine fauna.
Diving conditions in Almería are generally excellent, with clear waters and mild currents, making it accessible for divers of all experience levels. With over a dozen distinct dive sites, there is plenty of variety, from shallow, sheltered coves perfect for training to deeper sites for the more advanced. The combination of easy accessibility, rich biodiversity, fascinating underwater topography, and the sunny, arid climate of Andalusia makes Almería a compelling choice for any diver looking to explore the best of what the Mediterranean has to offer, away from more crowded tourist hubs.
Dive Sites

Acuario I

Arrecife Artificial

Arrecife Barrera de Posidonia Playa de Aguadulce

Bajos Gaudel Chiribito

Barcoquemao
