Spain

Regions

Canary Islands – East (Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura) – 22 dive sites: Volcanic Atlantic diving: an angel-shark reserve, an underwater sculpture park and harbour wrecks.
Canary Islands – West – 27 dive sites: Volcanic Atlantic diving: the Mar de las Calmas reserve on El Hierro, turtles and wrecks off Tenerife, black coral on La Palma.
Spain – Andalusian Mediterranean coast (Almería, Granada, Málaga) – 27 dive sites: Cabo de Gata marine reserve, San Andrés island, the Costa Tropical cliffs and Estepona's wrecks.
Spain – Atlantic North (Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, Basque Country) – 26 dive sites: Cold-water Atlantic diving: a national-park archipelago, deep wrecks and kelp-covered rocky islands.
Spain – Catalonia (Costa Brava, Medes Islands, Costa Daurada) – 29 dive sites: Gorgonian walls, the Medes Islands marine reserve and train-ferry wrecks on the Catalan Mediterranean.
Spain – Inland Caves, Reservoirs & Rivers – 29 dive sites: Drowned villages and bridges in Castilian reservoirs, clear Tajo pools and Pozo Azul, one of the longest cave-diving systems in the world.
Mallorca & Cabrera (Balearic Islands) – 36 dive sites: Mediterranean diving from Palma Bay wrecks and marine reserves to Tramuntana sea caves and Cabrera National Park.
Spain – Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera – 19 dive sites: Posidonia-clear water, the Es Freus reserve, the Don Pedro and Malakoff wrecks and Menorca's cave coast.
Spain – Region of Murcia (Cabo de Palos, Cabo Tiñoso, Águilas) – 37 dive sites: Two marine reserves, WWI wrecks and big-fish bajos on the Costa Cálida.
Spain – Strait of Gibraltar & Cádiz (Tarifa) – 10 dive sites: Tarifa Island dives where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean: steamship wrecks, boulder corridors and strong currents.
Spain – Valencia coast (Columbretes, Costa Blanca, Tabarca) – 25 dive sites: Permit-only marine reserves, Cap de Sant Antoni walls, Peñón de Ifach and a Roman wreck.