Centro de Buceo El Hierro
Centro de Buceo El Hierro works out of La Restinga, a fishing village in the municipality of El Pinar de El Hierro, forty metres from the seafront promenade. Its website organises the diving into packages of two, four, six, eight and ten guided dives, alongside snorkelling outings, try dives and boat excursions. Each package includes the boat, a professional guide, tank and weights, with two departures a day.
Centro de Buceo El Hierro works out of La Restinga, a fishing village in the municipality of El Pinar de El Hierro, forty metres from the seafront promenade. Its website organises the diving into packages of two, four, six, eight and ten guided dives, and adds snorkelling outings, try dives and boat excursions for anyone who would rather stay on the surface.
Each package includes the boat, a professional guide, tank and weights, and the centre stresses personal attention, small groups and two departures a day. Training is delivered through the PADI, FEDAS and CMAS and ESA routes. The website itself places the diving inside a marine reserve, and the centre also lists accommodation, physiotherapy and professional underwater work. It announces an end-of-season and maintenance closure from 15 December to 17 March.
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