El Bajón
About El Bajón
A renowned Canary Islands dive site formed by a submarine volcano rising abruptly from deep water. The top of the formation sits around 9 m below the surface, creating dramatic relief and open-water scenery. The site is known for memorable pelagic encounters, including whale sharks, blue sharks, mobulas, dolphins, and large whales.
Where Is El Bajón?
El Bajón Planning Details
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Reported Depth
9m+
Depth Note
The volcanic mount rises to about 9 m below the surface.
Local Intel For El Bajón
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Aquatic Life
Noted for encounters with whale shark, blue shark, mobulas, dolphins, and large whales.
Crowd / Popularity
Described as one of the most famous dives in the Canary Islands and a major European dive.
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