Canary Diving
About
Set on Gran Canaria, Canary Diving is a diving centre. The centre sits at Playa de Taurito, s/n, 35138 Mogán, Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, on the island's south-western coast.
Whales, dolphins and sea turtles live in the surrounding waters, and several islands have protected laurel forests, so dives around Gran Canaria can include marine life alongside reef scenery. Equipment is typically provided as part of the diving package, with gear available for those who do not bring their own. Divers give Canary Diving a 4.7 out of 5 rating, and the centre has gathered 107 reviews.
Its website is http://canary-diving.com/, where the centre's details are listed. Playa de Taurito places it near Puerto de Mogán, with Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Puerto Rico, Meloneras, Arguineguín, San Agustín and Las Palmas also on the island.
Trade winds known as the alisios keep temperatures moderate, and Saharan dust sometimes arrives in a calima, so divers should plan around the conditions. Car ferries run between the larger islands, and faster passenger boats serve the shortest crossings, which helps divers reach Gran Canaria from elsewhere in the Canaries.
Frequently Asked Questions
What marine life or dive sites can you expect with Canary Diving?
Diving from Gran Canaria puts you in waters where whales, dolphins and sea turtles live, and the island group also protects laurel forests on several islands. Canary Diving is based at Playa de Taurito in Mogán, with Las Palmas among the nearby places on the island.
Where is Canary Diving based on Gran Canaria?
Canary Diving operates from Playa de Taurito, s/n, 35138 Mogán, on the island of Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands. The centre sits in the south-west of the island, within the municipality of Mogán.
How do divers rate Canary Diving?
Canary Diving holds a rating of 4.7/5 from 107 reviews, reflecting its standing as a diving centre at Playa de Taurito in Mogán on Gran Canaria. Car ferries link the larger islands of the Canaries, while faster passenger boats serve the shortest crossings.
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