This dive site, Escollera y Piramide Radazul, is easily accessible from the bay's stairs, leading directly to a flat sandy bottom. The name suggests a breakwater (Escollera) and a pyramid structure, which likely serve as artificial or natural formations providing habitat for marine life. It is renowned for its ease of diving, excellent conditions, and the absence of strong currents, making it a very pleasant and popular spot.
The site boasts significant biodiversity, with over 30 different species commonly found at depths of just 15 meters. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of fish such as redhead cichlids, salemas, fulas, breams, lizards, and trumpetfish. Octopuses are also present, adding to the allure for macro enthusiasts. Barracudas are among the larger pelagic species that can sometimes be observed.
Escollera y Piramide Radazul is a favourite among underwater photographers due to its rich small marine life and consistently good visibility. Its calm conditions and shallow to medium depths make it ideal for beginners, snorkelers, and freedivers alike. Given the Canary Islands' climate, this site is generally suitable for diving year-round, offering a reliable and enjoyable experience for all.
