Yaiza
Museo Atlantico
Photo by Laurens Kroon on Unsplash.
Museo Atlántico is a protected underwater sculpture park off the coast near Lanzarote, within the municipality of Yaiza. Access is typically via boat from local dive centers. The site features a collection of life-size concrete figures anchored to the seabed, creating a unique marine sculpture garden at depths commonly ranging from around 12 to 28 meters. Visibility on opening days is seasonally variable and currents can occur, so experienced divers or guided trips are advised. The surrounding waters host typical subtropical marine life, including wrasses, damselfish, moray eels, and occasional groupers, with the sculptures providing structure for habitat. Entry can be straightforward with a gentle descent to the seabed, and currents are generally mild but can pick up with weather changes. The site is part of a broader marine reserve area, and divers should follow local regulations and conservation guidelines.
Dive Site Information
Depth
-12m to -28m
Location
Yaiza, Canary Islands
Certification
Dive types
Water type
Unknown
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Anthony Amar
about 2 months ago
A very fun experience! We had a chance to have a guide that tells us the story of the museum before diving: how the artist made the mold with the people of Lanzarote, the political aspect of the art... So it made the dive really special. It's not a typical dive, as it's on full sand and there's not that much fish, but it's awesome to be in an underwater museum. It's easy to navigate, though better with a guide, and not deep, so you can make a one hour dive easily. Definitely to be done!