This dive site, Muelle Viejo, is situated in the old dock area of El Puerto, within the town of Tazacorte on the island of La Palma, Spain. Divers can easily enter the water directly from a well-protected beach. The site's unique proximity to a nearby underwater moat creates an interesting and varied topography, allowing for straightforward navigation and exploration within this historical port environment.
Muelle Viejo is particularly celebrated for its diverse and often large marine inhabitants. Divers commonly encounter impressive species such as Medregales (amberjacks) and adult black mutts (groupers). The site is also home to fascinating duck-billed morays, vibrant triggerfish, and intelligent octopuses, making every dive an opportunity for exciting encounters.
Offering excellent conditions year-round, Muelle Viejo is a reliable destination for divers and freedivers alike, regardless of the season. Its shallow depths, protected entry, and calm environment make it perfectly suited for all skill levels. The highlight for many is the consistent opportunity to observe large animals, both during the day and on night dives.
