DIVING FUERTEVENTURA | LOBOS ISLAND
Dive at Lobos Island
Dive with us aboard our new Diving my Life boat with departures from the Port of Corralejo, north of Fuerteventura, to the Lobos island and the neighboring Playa Blanca on Lanzarote Island.
Daily departures from the port of Corralejo at 9 am for a two-tank dive and a return to the port at approximately 2 pm.
Welcome on board our diving boat…
The most comfortable way to dive Fuerteventura, our boat is equipped with 12 places for divers. We leave from the port of Corralejo to spend a day diving and enjoying the diving sites at Lobos Island and on Playa Blanca, in the south of Lanzarote Island.
Upon arrival we will assign you the place where you can find your tanks and a dry storage for your belongings. During the trip, you will be able to enjoy our on-board cafeteria service while we plan the first dive and we explain our diving routine.
Our daily diving plan with two consecutive dives in different areas of Lobos Island will allow you to enjoy this protected area also during our calm navigation, enjoying a snack between dives. The idea is that you spend a different day of diving with all the comforts and services on board.
- Equipped with showers, bathrooms and a dry storage area for belongings
- Our ship has a kitchen and bar-cafeteria service on board.
- We have a storage room for your equipment so that you will not have to carry it daily and you will find it every day at your diving station.
- We have 20 tanks of 12 liters each x 200 Bar (air)
- Option to 15 and 10 liter tanks (*Subject to availability)
Discover Lobos Island. A paradise within your reach
Lobos Island has an area of 6 square kilometers framed by almost 14 kilometers of coastline made up of steep cliffs that can be seen from Corralejo, as it is located just 2 kilometers from Fuerteventura and 8 kilometers from Lanzarote.
It is believed that the island was inhabited since Roman times and, later, after the occupation of the Canary Islands, it would be used to hunt sea lions and as a refuge for pirates. In the past, the island was massively inhabited by sea lions. There were so many animals that were there that they would give the island its name. Each sea lion needs about 40 kilos of fish a day, so the fishermen, alerted to the decrease in marine resources in the area, eliminated most of the sea lions.
Diving in Lanzarote (Atlantic Museum)
Thanks to our privileged location in the port of Corralejo and our modern boat and its facilities, we offer weekly scheduled full-day excursions to the Island of Lanzarote where we include:
• 2 dives at Playa Blanca, in the south of Lanzarote Island
• Food on board near the beaches of Papagayo
• Departures scheduled at 9 am and return at approximately 5pm
