This dive site, known as Black Tip, is exclusively accessed by boat off the coast of Tenerife. It features a fascinating underwater landscape characterized by a rocky area full of intriguing cornices, making it ideal for exploration. Divers are encouraged to use a torch to illuminate the hidden nooks and crannies within these formations.
The site boasts a rich diversity of marine life, including various fish species such as bastard grunt, striped grunt, white bream, and glass eye. Invertebrates like anemones, lobsters, and prawns are common, as are moray eels. More unique encounters include electric rays, stingrays, and seahorses, adding to the site's appeal. Large red coral formations also contribute to the vibrant ecosystem.
Black Tip is suitable for diving year-round, offering consistent conditions in the Canary Islands. The recommendation to use a torch highlights the potential for uncovering shy creatures and enhancing the beauty of the red coral and darker crevices. Its moderate depth and rich marine life make it a rewarding experience for both scuba divers and freedivers seeking exploration and macro photography opportunities.
