Las Cabras (Teneguía lava, 1971)
A small bay formed by the last eruption of 1971 in the volcanic south of the island. The bay gives a sheltered entry at high tide and, once you leave it, several lava tongues run down into the deep blue with usually excellent visibility; rays pass by, and one of the tongues is covered in black coral from 35 m. You finish on a platform at about 10 m with an arch and several small caves. Pillow lava makes steep walls, arches and tunnels with groupers, trumpetfish and moray eels.
Tiefe: 10–40 m