15-35m site profile with mushroom rocks, narrow canyons, and listed nudibranchs, rays, barracudas, and morays.
Spain · Tenerife
Boat-access lava mushroom dive with canyons and drift planning.
Boat-access lava mushroom dive with canyons and drift planning.
Boat logistics make this a guided dive rather than a casual independent entry.
Los Champiñones is a boat-access Tenerife dive built around mushroom-shaped lava towers, narrow canyons, and swim-throughs. The route suits confident scuba divers who are comfortable reading current, moving through rock features, and slowing down to work the ledges and overhangs for morays, barracuda, triggerfish, and other reef life.
Safety Notes
Brief the drift line, keep buoyancy tight through the canyons, and stay aware of the deeper return path.
Access Restrictions
Boat access only; a local operator or charter from the Las Galletas / Marina del Sur area is the normal way in.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best as a boat-led scuba dive for divers comfortable with drift control, lava-rock navigation, and canyon swim-throughs.
Freediving
Not a primary freedive target; the most interesting terrain sits deeper and is better handled on scuba.
Snorkeling
Not a practical snorkel site; the key rock features and marine life sit below typical surface-snorkeling range.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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