Deep Blue Diving
Deep Blue Diving is a dive centre whose main base is in the marina of Caleta de Fuste, in the municipality of Antigua on the east coast of Fuerteventura, with a second base in Las Playitas. It teaches diving to SSI, PADI and CMAS/VDST standards, with try dives, speciality courses, courses for children and snorkelling. From the marina its boats reach the nearby dive sites, down to 40 metres, after only a short ride.
Deep Blue Diving has its main base in the marina of Caleta de Fuste, on the east coast of Fuerteventura, where Atlantic sailing yachts regularly call. The location gives it direct access to its boats, which reach the nearby dive sites after a short ride, with rock formations and abundant marine life down to 40 metres, as well as the Salinas Reef. A second base operates at the Las Playitas hotel resort.
The centre teaches to SSI, PADI and CMAS/VDST standards, with try dives, speciality courses and courses designed for children; as a VDST training centre it hosts that federation's instructor training every year. Snorkelling starts with a short theory session and pool practice before heading out by boat, with no minimum age. Night dives are arranged according to divers' interest, and the base has its own equipment, a training room and an after-dive area with a café-bar.
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