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Federación Española de Actividades Subacuáticas
C/ Santaló 15, 08021
Barcelona
Cataluña
Spain
93 200 67 69
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93 200 67 69
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Spanish dive shops honor both NAUI and PADI certifications and, depending on their affiliations, offer certifications in these and others, including SSI and CMAS. While not as thrilling as the ocean, diving in the Mediterranean does have its perks. Ancient shipwrecks are common, currents are usually mild to nonexistent and, in places around the Balearic Islands and the Illes Medes off the Costa Brava, the marine life is exceptional. The fish are larger and more abundant off Spain’s northern Atlantic coast and dive shops are numerous. Needless to say, the Canary Islands offer the best diving in the country. With an open-water certification, expect to pay around 30 Euro per dive. Courses start at 150i and go up from there. Further information is available by contacting the Federación Española de Actividades Subacuáticas.
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