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Calero Diving

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Yaiza
Calero Diving

A new diving concept on Lanzarote where luxury safety and fun blend perfectly
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Comfortable safe and luxurious this is what Calero’s all about, diving for the discerning underwater enthusiast

08/08/2026

Nitrox isn’t about staying down longer for its own sake — it’s about understanding your gas, your limits, and your dive planning more precisely. The course pairs one academic session with two dives putting the theory into practice, on the boat, in a small group. You’ll come away with an SSI certification and a genuinely useful tool for repetitive and multi-day diving. Open to certified Open Water Divers.

26/07/2026

This rock is always so full of life!! This time there were a lot of ornate wrasses, but you can spot all sorts of small fish, enjoying the shallows and the sunlight.
It is the last stop before surfacing when we go to The Cathedral, which we do pretty often as it’s an amazing spot.

If you want to see it with your own eyes, send us a message and book your next dive 😉
  

22/07/2026

Congratulations to on completing his Advanced Nitrox, Decompression Procedures, and Extended Range courses — all in one week. Progressing through three technical certifications in quick succession takes real focus, and Ben’s development from day to day was clear to see. Well done, and welcome to the extended range community.

20/07/2026

Lanzarote isn’t one dive destination, it’s four. The sheltered reserve at Playa Blanca, the dramatic walls of Puerto del Carmen, the steady shore diving around Arrecife and Costa Teguise, and the wilder, more remote Chinijo Archipelago to the north all offer something different, all shaped by the same volcanic origin. Water stays around 18°C even in winter, so a 7mm suit works year-round. We pick sites daily based on the group and conditions rather than a fixed route.

17/07/2026

Just a couple of minutes off the boat from Puerto del Carmen, the Harbour Wrecks are one of those sites that rewards a single dive with six shipwrecks. Start deep at the propeller of the furthest wreck, around 38–40 metres, then work your way up through the rest as they get shallower and better preserved, with the shallowest tucked right against the harbour wall. Keep an eye on the sand for angel sharks and rays, and check the wreckage itself for cardinalfish, scorpionfish, and the odd nudibranch. It’s a dive that shifts character as you ascend, part wreck exploration, part reef life, all within reach of the harbour.

14/07/2026

Down here, the black coral forest just grows quietly - branch after branch, fish weaving through like it’s nothing unusual. It’s one of those dives where you stop finning and just watch for a minute.

12/07/2026

Why do so many divers end up with the wrong mask? It usually comes down to buying on looks or brand rather than fit. A proper seal test takes thirty seconds and tells you more than any review ever will. Skirt material, lens volume, and your own face shape all matter more than price. Get the fit right first, then worry about the extras.

10/07/2026

Hanging at your stop while sunbeams cut through a school of sand steenbras (Lithognathus mormyrus) — that’s not wasted time, that’s the reward.

Fun fact: these guys dig their pointed snouts into the sand to hunt worms and crustaceans, and start life as males before some switch to female later on. Nature’s full of surprises, even at 6 meters.
Next time you’re clocking off-gassing time, look around — the show’s just getting started. 🐟✨

08/07/2026

This is roughly what a morning with us looks like, start to finish. You’re met by the team, kitted out properly, and given the time and space to set up without feeling rushed. A briefing on the day’s sites, a short boat ride to the dive site, then two dives with a coffee in between while we swap our tanks over. Nothing complicated, just done properly.

07/07/2026

Your basic diver course starts calm and controlled in the sheltered bay at Puerto Calero, where you’ll get comfortable underwater before anything else. Then in the afternoon, we head out to Punta Tiñosa, one of Lanzarote’s most impressive dive sites, with volcanic terraces, angel sharks, rays and hidden caverns. It’s the perfect way to go from complete beginner to properly hooked, all in a single day.

Dirección

Plaza Del Arte, Local 11-14
Yaiza
35571

Horario de Apertura

Lunes	08:00 - 17:00
Martes	08:00 - 17:00
Miércoles	08:00 - 17:00
Jueves	08:00 - 17:00
Viernes	08:00 - 17:00
Sábado	08:00 - 17:00

Página web

http://www.calerodiving.com/

Notificaciones

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