THE DIVE SITES OF IBIZA
DIVE SITES OF IBIZA
THE BEST IBIZA DIVE SITES MAP
If you are a Qualified Diver, this is your page.
You will find the best dive sites of Ibiza and the different dive packs of the west coast of Ibiza, along with an interactive dive sites map at the bottom of the page, this page also shows the best dive spots of Ibiza with an infographic and a detailed text, with a very useful dive profile, whose authorship is of our friend and amazing diver Rafa Martos.
That Scuba Diving guide of Ibiza, also indicate the level of difficulty of the dive, as well as the required diving qualification, if you wish to have this fantastic guide of diving in Ibiza, we want to let you know that it is possible to buy this essential diving guide of Ibiza of sublime printing quality and very detailed text, with more than 35 dive spots along the entire coast of Ibiza.
The Ibiza dive sites guide is a very helpful dive map for scuba diving in Ibiza
BEST IBIZA DIVE SITES MAP
You will find the best dive sites of Ibiza and the different dive packs of the west coast of Ibiza, along with an interactive dive sites map at the bottom of the page, this page also shows the best dive spots of Ibiza with an infographic and a detailed text, with a very useful dive profile, whose authorship is of our friend and amazing diver Rafa Martos.
That Scuba Diving guide of Ibiza, also indicate the level of difficulty of the dive, as well as the required diving qualification, if you wish to have this fantastic guide of diving in Ibiza, we want to let you know that it is possible to buy this essential diving guide of Ibiza of sublime printing quality and very detailed text, with more than 35 dive spots along the entire coast of Ibiza.
CAVE OF THE LIGHT DIVE SITE
Underwater photography of the Cave of Light Dive Site
The Cave of Light dive site is one of the most exciting dive site of All Ibiza ,it is not difficult and the cave is not dangerous, f you want to learn more about this incredible dive site click the following link.
Dive site of the Cave of Light
WHEN DO WE GO DIVING AT THE BEST DIVE SITES OF IBIZA ?
You should know that from 15 of March, we will go diving om 9:00 am returning at 13:30 pm doing 2 successive dives in two different dive spots with air, of about 50 minutes each in two different locations, as an example, if we go diving to S or SW we will perform the 2 dives in the same quadrant to avoid arriving too late to port. On this page, you can also buy the dive packs in an easy, fast and safe way if you have any questions you can contact me directly by WhatsApp by clicking here.
FAQs of DIVERS
What is the weather like in IBIZA?
The island of Ibiza is characterized by mild winters with average temperatures of 10 ºC/50 F and with warm summers with average temperatures of 27 ºC/81 F, it does not usually rain, much being the rainiest month October and the driest July.
Ibiza is a very sunny island, because it has more than 320 sunny days a year and 45 days with rainfall, distributed these from November to April.
By that, is a sunny paradise practically all the year around, and from April until the end of November, you can practice scuba diving in a comfortable way.
At what temperature is the seawater in IBIZA?
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.
What about of the sea visibility?
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.
Where are you going to dive the day … of the month …?
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.
What kind of marine sea life, will I see during the dives?
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.
CONDITIONS AND RATES FOR DIVING WITH US
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.
FAQs Of the DIVERS
Q.My scuba diving certification is not shown, Can I dive?
R. Before booking, email us to verify it, and we will reply you asap.
Q.If I already booked and I don’t find my diving licence card,what can I do ?
R.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.
Q.If I am a commercial diver or NAVY diver, can I dive recreationally?
R. No, the Spanish laws don’t let you dive recreationally, you must have a recreational scuba diving certification.
Q.If I have logged dives deeper than my qualification limits, Can I dive up to these limits?
R. No, in any case.
Q.What does it mean a SCUBA diving qualification ?
R. 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.
Conejera Island
Front al puerto de Sant Antoni se encuentra la isla Conillera y, cerca del faro, una pequeña formación rocosa o escull conocido como Conillereta.
S'Espartar
Sailing from the bustling Sant Antoni towards Conillera Island, near Punta de Sa Torre we find a small islet.
Isla Es Pallaret
Sailing from the bustling Sant Antoni towards Conillera Island, near Punta de Sa Torre we find a small islet.
Cave Of Light
It is a small rocky area of the coast between San Antonio and San Miguel. In this area of cliffs we find.
Margaritas Islands
Ses Margalides is located in the northern part of the island, near Cabo Negret. The closest port is San Antonio.
Bledas islands
Bledas is located 6.6 miles west of the port of San Antonio and 15 minutes by boat from the island of Conejera.
The Needle, Es Vedra
La Aguja is located in the southeast of the island of Es Vedrá. It is an underwater reef that emerges from 45 meters to the surface.
The Boot d'es Vedrà
This is the name given to the underwater mountain that, approximately one mile to the NW of Es Vedrà, rises in the middle of the sea.
Cap Nono
It is located in a northerly direction, 1 mile from Cala Salada, with a very beautiful dive with the remains of a wreck at 35 m.
DIVE PACKAGES IN IBIZA (WITH AND WITHOUT EQUIPMENT)
INTERACTIVE DIVE AND SNORKELLING SITES MAP OF IBIZA
FAQ´s of DIVERS
What is the weather like in ibiza ?
The island of Ibiza is characterized by mild winters with average temperatures of 10 ºC and hot summers with average temperatures of 26 ºC. It does not usually rain much, with October being the rainiest month and July the driest.
Ibiza is a very sunny island as it has more than 320 sunny days a year and 45 rainy days spread over the latter from October to April.
So it is a sunny paradise practically all year round, from April to November you can practice diving with all comfort.
- What is the temperature like in Ibiza?
- The waters of Ibiza are characterized by being crystal clear, without strong currents or tides, its temperature on average ranges from 14 ºC in February to a maximum of 25 ºC in August, if we take as a base which months the average sea temperature it is above 20 ºC, this is true from May to the end of October.
-Where are you going to dive on the day... of the month...?
-Your fantastic million dollar question can only be answered by the prevailing weather conditions on the specific day and a few days in the past, since the state of the sea cannot always be predicted well in advance, but if we consult the historical series of the dominance of the winds on the island of Ibiza, through the wind rose provided by Puertos del Estado, as a rule from May to October the prevailing winds are from the east, so the west coast is the most suitable place for diving with almost good conditions daily.
What kind of marine life will I see during the dives?
-The Ibizan coast is characterized by having a large area of Posidonia Oceanica, this meadow being one of the only organisms protected by Unesco.
Many divers mistakenly think that it is a simple meadow of algae, this organism is a plant and not an algae, in itself it is an ecosystem of vital importance in the reproductive phases of fish, because there the fry grow hidden from their predators, at the same time that the depleted and endangered colonies of shellfish (Pinna nobilis) can be found here.
Already on rocky bottoms we can see groupers, moray eels, conger eels, scorpion fish, scorpions, scorpionfish and the elegant San Pedro of sizes according to the depth due to anthropogenic pressure. We must think that numerous crustaceans live on our coast from the famous Ibizan Norway lobster to the common lobster, the latter at high depths or in accessible depths in undocumented locations and far from population areas and anchorages. West Ibiza dive sites
-What is the visibility of the waters of Ibiza?
- The waters of Ibiza can boast of having visibilities of more than 25 mt in ideal conditions (which are met very regularly) and well above other international diving destinations.
As you know, the visibility of the water depends on many factors such as meteorological (winds, currents, tides, rain), orographic (diving near walls that face north or in caves with sandy bottoms), geographic (diving near the mouth of streams and natural freshwater channels), biological (suspended organisms and microorganisms) and physicochemical (water temperature, salinity, suspended inorganics, surface fuel contamination) among many others, such as poor management of wastewater from human activity!
Apart from all these factors that can have a very negative influence on the visibility of the water, Ibiza has a natural agent that always has a positive influence on visibility, which filters and purifies the water 24 hours a day and at no cost to any taxpayer, these They are the immense meadows of Posidonia Oceanica whose function already speaks for its magnificent results that are evident in the transparency and crystallinity of the waters of Ibiza.