Blue Islands Diving
About
Menorca visitors find Blue Islands Diving, a diving centre at Passeig des Riu, 7, 07750 La Serpentona, Balearic Islands. The centre sits in La Serpentona, on the island's western side, and operates as a base for underwater excursions around Menorca.
Divers heading out with Blue Islands Diving explore the marine life and dive sites of Menorca's coastline, with the centre's programme built around the waters near Cala Galdana and the surrounding coves. Equipment is supplied as part of the diving services, so participants can join a trip without bringing their own gear. A rating of 4.9 out of 5 reflects how divers score the centre, placing it among the highest-regarded diving operations on the island. That score comes from 675 reviews, a substantial body of feedback from past participants.
The centre's website at http://blueislandsdiving.com/ sets out the dives and services on offer. Blue Islands Diving is based at Passeig des Riu, 7 in La Serpentona.
Menorca's Mediterranean climate delivers hot, dry summers and mild winters, and the June to September window draws the largest numbers of visitors to the island. Balearic cooking centres on fresh seafood, sobrasada sausage and ensaimada pastries, with wines produced from vineyards across the islands. Reaching the Balearics is straightforward, with regular air links from many European cities and boat crossings from the Spanish mainland. Spanish and Catalan are the two main languages spoken on Menorca, and English is widely understood in visitor areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment is included when diving with Blue Islands Diving?
Blue Islands Diving equips divers with the standard kit needed for a dive, including tanks, regulators, masks and fins. The centre at Passeig des Riu, 7 in La Serpentona keeps this gear on site so it can be fitted before heading out.
What marine life or dive sites can you expect with Blue Islands Diving?
Dives with Blue Islands Diving explore the reefs and caves of Menorca's Mediterranean waters, where fish, octopus and rays are commonly seen. The centre's location near La Serpentona puts several of these sites within easy reach by boat.
Where is Blue Islands Diving based on Menorca?
Blue Islands Diving operates from Passeig des Riu, 7, 07750 La Serpentona, on the island of Menorca in the Balearic Islands. The centre sits close to Cala Galdana and Cala Macarella, and divers travelling from Mahón or Ciutadella reach the island by frequent flights from across Europe or ferry routes from mainland Spain.
How do divers rate Blue Islands Diving?
Blue Islands Diving holds a rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 675 reviews, reflecting consistently positive feedback from divers in Menorca. The centre's address at Passeig des Riu, 7, 07750 La Serpentona places it near Cala Galdana and Cala en Bosch in the Balearic Islands.
Do you need certification to dive with Blue Islands Diving?
Certified divers can dive with Blue Islands Diving, and the centre also runs courses for those working towards a qualification. Bring your certification card or logbook so the team can match you to suitable dives around Menorca.
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