Scuba diving at Spain's Marine Resorts - a great idea

Spain is an ideal destination for scuba diving. Find out for yourself at the Marine Resorts to be found all along the Spanish coast, north and south, and also in the Balearic Islands. Here you can try this sport for the first time or improve your technique, with full safety guarantees and all the necessary equipment.

Scuba diving is one of the many activities available at Spain's Marine Resorts, where you can design a made-to-measure holiday at any time of year. Come and dive in Spanish waters, and discover the hidden, underwater world as you enjoy a fascinating sport. You will experience unique sensations under the watchful eye of specialised professionals, guides and instructors, using suitable equipment and boats, all with the Marine Resorts guarantee.

Whatever your level of experience, don't worry because we make it easy. If it's your first time, go for an initiation dive: in a few hours you will receive a theory class, followed by an easy dive. If you want to take things further, there is a wide range of courses available at the Marine Resorts themselves, with different levels of difficulty and duration.

There are many interesting places to go diving, some of which are extraordinarily beautiful. This is the case, for example, of the Cabo de Creus area and the Medes Islands, on the Costa Brava, Girona province, in the Mediterranean Sea. There are also sites in Catalonia - in Barcelona province, you can dive in the crystal clear waters of the Costa del Garraf, at the Vilanova i la Geltrú Marine Resort. Come to the Mar Menor Resort, in Murcia, and dive off the Cabo de Palos-Hormigas Islands, one of Spain's Marine Reserves. In Andalusia, meanwhile, the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Nature Reserve awaits. It has the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve designation, and its excellent conservation means a wealth of underwater life, famed around the world. The same is true in the Balearic Islands. Don't miss the meadows of posidonia to be found beneath the waters off Ibiza, home to the Sant Antoni y Sant Josep Marine Resort, and the Santa Eulària Resort. Minorca is a Biosphere Reserve island, and is another major destination, with the Maó, Fornells and Ciutadella Marine Resorts, along with areas such as El Aire Island and the S’Albufera d’Es Grau Nature Reserve, amongst others. Far from the Mediterranean Sea, in Galicia, you can dive in the Rías Altas and Rías Baixas estuaries at the Ribadeo and Rías Baixas Marine Resorts.

Welcome, then, to this underwater world, packed with mystery and fascinating forms, colours, shapes and beings. In Spain you can go scuba diving at 20 of its 23 Marine Resorts. If you want to know more, make sure you check the Spanish Marine Resorts website, where you will find all kinds of useful information.

If you like the idea, you can get more information at “Spanish Marine Resorts: holidays made to measure”.