This dive site, Boca Cangrejo, located in Spain, is primarily recommended for experienced divers due to its challenging conditions. While specific navigation details are not provided, divers should expect moderate to strong currents. The site offers an average depth of 13 meters with a maximum depth of 26 meters, making it suitable for deeper recreational diving. There is no specific historical information or story mentioned for this site.
The marine life here includes a variety of small and medium-sized fauna, with the occasional presence of tuna, suggesting potential encounters with larger pelagic species. The flora is predominantly rocky, indicating a rugged underwater landscape rather than extensive coral formations, which is typical for the Atlantic Canary Islands.
Boca Cangrejo is accessible approximately 60 percent of the year, implying seasonal variability in conditions or accessibility. Divers should be prepared for potentially strong currents and should ensure they are adequately experienced and equipped for such conditions. Given the depths and currents, it is generally not suitable for snorkeling, and only highly experienced freedivers should consider attempting it due to the challenging environment.
