Plastics have been found even 10,000 meters deep, and microplastic deposits have already appeared in places as sensitive as the Arctic. And, as the Greenpeace organization remembers, the plastics we use every day, even if we deposit them in the yellow recycling container, can also end up in the sea due to the action of wind and rain.

A sanctuary where turtles, tunas, rays, groupers, dolphins, barracudas come every year … and, occasionally, some peaceful whale shark. Since the 2011 volcanic eruptions, its seabed has been regenerated, leading to an even richer biodiversity.

the volcanic origin of the islands has given rise to a spectacular landscape under the sea. For this reason, they are internationally recognized as one of the best waters for diving. And all this in a climate with constant temperatures throughout the year.

Welcome to the Canary Islands. A sub-paradise for lovers of diving with warm and transparent waters, even at 30m horizontal view. Its temperatures above 20º promote one of the greatest biodiversity on the planet.