Ocean Trek PADI 5* Tauchclub Teneriffa
A PADI 5 star dive centre in Costa Adeje, by Torviscas beach. Its programme runs from a first try dive up to Divemaster level, with specialities such as night diving, underwater photography and wreck diving, and courses for children as well. The dive sites lie between six and forty metres deep and are reached in half an hour at most. The centre is under joint German and Spanish management.

Ocean Trek is a PADI 5 star dive centre in Costa Adeje, in the area around Torviscas beach. Its programme covers every level: it begins with a first try dive and reaches as far as Divemaster training, with intermediate specialities such as night diving, underwater photography and wreck diving. It also works with children and looks after them while the adults are in the water.
The dive sites lie between six and forty metres deep and are reached within half an hour of the centre at most. What defines the seabed here is its volcanic origin: the school itself describes an underwater landscape of overhangs, tunnels, caves and grottoes, a relief that has little in common with a sandy reef. The centre is under joint German and Spanish management.
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