This dive site, La Garra, is the most characteristic dive found off Los Cancajos beach. Divers navigate through amazing lava formations and beautiful canyons to reach 'The Claw,' a distinctive popular rock. There is no specific historical background provided for 'The Claw,' but the site's unique geological features are a result of volcanic activity, common to the Canary Islands.
The site boasts a rich variety of marine life, including numerous parrotfish, trumpetfish, and scorpion fish. Divers can also frequently spot octopuses and moray eels. Sometimes, lucky encounters with stingrays and triggerfish add to the excitement, showcasing the diverse ecosystem thriving amongst the volcanic structures.
La Garra is suitable for diving year-round, offering consistent beauty. Its moderate depths and interesting topography make it ideal for both scuba divers and freedivers looking to explore unique underwater landscapes and observe varied marine species. Be sure to explore the nooks and crannies of the lava formations for hidden macro life.
