At the northern tip of the Cabo de Gata Natural Park, Carboneras offers one of Almería's flagship dives: San Andrés Island, declared a Natural Monument in 2003.
At the northern tip of the Cabo de Gata Natural Park, Carboneras offers one of Almería's flagship dives: San Andrés Island, declared a Natural Monument in 2003. Its rocky seabeds, close to shore and reachable by boat, gather a high density of Mediterranean life and suit both beginners and advanced divers.
It is a Natural Monument declared in 2003, within the protected Cabo de Gata area. It concentrates abundant marine life on a rocky bottom very close to Carboneras harbour.
Both. San Andrés Island and the outer sites are usually done by boat; shore options are available for try dives and entry levels.
Yes. Carboneras centres offer air and nitrox fills, along with specialties and technical diving on top of recreational PADI/SSI/TDI training.
Yes. There are sheltered sites ideal for try dives and Open Water courses; some outer sites can have current and are reserved for advanced levels.