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It is the ideal place to certify specialty courses, such as dry suit or shipwreck. All the boats were former large fishing boats, converted into artificial reefs for divers, all these boats are between 18 and 25 meters deep. Shipwrecks of Las Grutas Don Félix: sunk in 2005 at a depth of approximately 18 meters, it was a fishing vessel 23 meters long. Mariana Rojamar: sunk in 2020 at a depth of approximately 24 meters, it was a fishing vessel 35 meters long. Chiarpesca 59: sunk in 2020 at a dept…
It is the ideal place to certify specialty courses, such as dry suit or shipwreck. All the boats were former large fishing boats, converted into artificial reefs for divers, all these boats are between 18 and 25 meters deep. Shipwrecks of Las Grutas Don Félix: sunk in 2005 at a depth of approximately 18 meters, it was a fishing vessel 23 meters long. Mariana Rojamar: sunk in 2020 at a depth of approximately 24 meters, it was a fishing vessel 35 meters long. Chiarpesca 59: sunk in 2020 at a depth of approximately 22 meters, it was a fishing vessel 36 meters long. Polar Borg I: sunk in 2020, at a depth of approximately 28 meters, it was a 58-meter-long fishing vessel. Except for the Don Felíx, the other three wrecks are prepared for penetration and diving inside them. In addition to diving, you can rest and enjoy the spectacular beaches that Las Grutas has.
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