The waters of Ibiza are characterized by being crystalline, without strong currents or tides, their average temperature ranges from 14 ° C/ 57 F in February to 26 ° C/ 79 F maximum in August, if we take as a base in which months the average sea temperature It is above 20 ° C/ 68 F, this is true from May until the end of October.

The sea waters of Ibiza have a visibility of nearly 25 mt in ideal conditions, as you must know the visibility depends on many factors, but one of the key points of the dives is, this large visibility not achieved in other diving destinations by far.

Your fantastic million-dollar question can only be answered by the prevailing weather conditions on a specific day and a few days before, since the conditions of the sea cannot always be predicted  really well in advance, but if we consult the historical series of the dominance winds on the island of Ibiza through the wind rose provided by Port Authority, as a rule from May to November, the prevailing winds are from the East, so the West coast is the most suitable place to dive with good conditions in general in summer.

The Ibizan coast is characterized by having a large extension of oceanic posidonia being this meadow one of the few organisms protected by Unesco.

Many divers mistakenly think that it is a simple seaweed meadow, this organism itself is an ecosystem of vital importance in the reproductive phases of the fish because they are  hidden there by their predators meanwhile they grow, at the same time it can be found depleted colonies in extinction of nacras ( pinna nobilis).

Already in rocky bottoms we will be able to see groupers, congers, scorpion fish, moray Eels, and the elegant San Pedro of sizes according to the depth due to the anthropogenic pressure. We must think that numerous crustaceans live on our coast, from the famous Ibiza crayfish to the common lobster, the latter at high depths or at accessible depths in undocumented locations and away from population areas and anchorages.

All tariffs DO NOT INCLUDE the compulsory  diving insurance, in case of not having it, we can and must issue a daily insurance for  7 € on board.

• Meeting point at 9:00 a.m in San Antonio Port , here.
• Small groups of divers per local guide (4 divers maximum / guide).
• The scuba diving baptisms and the  PADI discover scuba diving programs and others related ARE NOT scuba diving certifications.
• One time you purchase any product, you will receive an e-receipt that must be shown on board (avoid printing it, just show with your telephone).
• It is absolutely necessary to show that the diver has a  SCUBA diving qualification, in the case it is not proven, the purchase is not refundable.
• If you are not PADI diver and you don’t have your card keep in touch with your organization previously.
• The diver must record the dives in the logbook.
• Before diving, the Company will give the diver a medical form to fill out in front of our  Instructors and  accept Our best diving practices  protocol 
• The diver who has not practised scuba diving in a period of more than 1 year, will have to perform the scuba review.
• Depending on the experience of the diver, the depth limit will be assigned by the dive centre itself, not by its qualification.

Before booking, email us to verify it, and we will reply you asap.

If you are PADI or SSI we can check it on line, if your diving licence belongs to other agency, notify to them to send you a proven email of your certification.

No, the Spanish laws don’t let you dive recreationally, you must have a recreational scuba diving certification.

No, in any case.

Means a scuba diving certification given by a proven institution or agency as, PADI, SSI,NAUI,CMAS,FEDAS,RAID,ACUC, BSAQ,ANMP,FFESSM and others.