Ola Diving Center
Ola Diving Center is a PADI five-star dive centre in the Club Atlantis complex in San Eugenio Bajo, Costa Adeje. It offers try dives, PADI courses, specialties, boat snorkelling and technical diving with nitrox and trimix. Operating two boats from two ports gives it a wide choice of dive sites, its instructors speak several languages, and it also runs a divemaster school.
Ola Diving Center is a dive centre accredited as PADI 5 Star, based in the Club Atlantis complex in San Eugenio Bajo, Costa Adeje. Its programme ranges from try dives and boat snorkelling to PADI courses, specialties and technical diving, including nitrox, trimix, sidemount, underwater scooters and decompression dives.
The centre runs two boats from two different ports, which widens the range of dive sites, and one of them has a toilet on board. It is also a divemaster school with a multinational team of instructors, and belongs to the Atlantis group, which has further dive centres in Tenerife and one in Fuerteventura.
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