Boat Dives on the Veril de Jandía — Morro Jable (Fuerteventura Buceo)
Daily boat dives for certified divers from the port of Morro Jable, departures at 09:00 and 11:00. 45 € per person per dive for one to four dives, dropping to 40 € from the fifth and 35 € from the ninth. The price covers the tank, weights, the guide and the boat; gear rental and the compulsory insurance are separate lines, and IGIC of 7 % is added on top.
Fuerteventura, Spain · 3h · €45 per person per boat dive, with tank, weights, boat and guide — a two-dive morning is 90 € · ES · EN
Many thanks to Nico and his whole very friendly team for the four wonderful dives made from his very comfortable boat. The dive sites are full of life and I will gladly come back. Thanks too to Nico's wife for her comforting hot chocolate after the dive.
What is this tour like?
Fuerteventura Buceo is a PADI centre in Morro Jable, at the far southern tip of the island, and it dives from its own boat, Diving my Life. That matters here: the centre says it is the only one in Jandía with a boat, so the sites off the Veril are reached by sea rather than by walking gear down a beach.
The day is built around two morning departures, 09:00 and 11:00. The first dive of the day is always the Veril de Jandía — the drop-off the centre describes as spectacular, with deep bottoms and still accessible to all levels. The second goes somewhere else on the Jandía coast, chosen for the group. Between them you get the on-board café: hot and cold drinks, a snack, showers, a toilet and a dry area for your things.
Pricing is per dive and per person, which is the number to hold on to. One to four dives are 45 € each, five to eight are 40 €, nine or more are 35 €. Two dives in a morning are therefore two lines, not one. Each dive covers a checked 12-litre tank, weights, the ride out to the boat and a guide in the water. Fifteen-litre tanks and a full equipment set are booked as extras — the set is 15 € a day and includes a dive computer, single pieces 6 €. International dive insurance is compulsory at the centre and starts at 7 € for 24 hours. Taxes of 7 % IGIC sit on top of all of it.
What lives down there, in the operator's own words: the Veril de Jandía has angel sharks, groupers, trumpetfish, stingrays and eagle rays, jacks and barracuda. Named sites include Veril Grande at the Morro Jable lighthouse, two hundred metres out; Veril Chico opposite it; the Canyon west of the port, an easy dive to fourteen metres over a field of anemones; the mussel bank; and the Jandía lighthouse at the very end of the island, with small caves.
What are the highlights?
- The Veril de Jandía — a deep wall the centre calls accessible to divers of all levels
- Two morning departures every day, 09:00 and 11:00
- The first dive is always the Veril; the second explores another stretch of the Jandía coast
- The boat supplement is free — transfer to the boat, coffee service, hot showers and a dry area are in the dive price
- Gear can be left at the centre between days — every diver gets a station
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 09:00Meet at the dive centre or at the port
- First dive — the Veril de Jandía
- Surface interval on board
- Second dive — elsewhere on the Jandía coast
What's included in the price?
- Inspected air tank — 12 litres — and weights
- Transport from the dive centre to the support boat
- A certified dive guide in the water
- All on-board services — the boat supplement is free: coffee service with drinks and snacks, outdoor hot-water showers, toilets and a dry area
What's not included?
- Taxes — IGIC 7 %, which the price list states is not included
- Equipment rental — 15 € a day for the full set with a dive computer, 6 € for a single piece, 7 € for a computer on its own
- International dive insurance, which the centre marks mandatory — 7 € for 24 hours, 15 € for 7 days, 20 € for 30 days, 35 € for a year
- 15-litre tanks, which the dive page lists among the bookable extras
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Fuerteventura Buceo Diving Center, Avenida del Saladar s/n, Centro Comercial Cosmo, local 49, 35626 Morro Jable (Jandía), Fuerteventura. The dive page offers two meeting points — at the dive centre or directly at the port of Morro Jable — and the centre runs the transfer from the centre to the boat itself. The coordinates here are the port of Morro Jable, the stated departure point; the street address comes from the centre’s Google Business listing. or.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
FAQ
Does the price buy one dive or a two-tank morning?
Is equipment included?
Do I have to pay extra for the boat?
Is insurance really compulsory?
What will I actually see?
How deep is the Veril?
Where do we meet?
Can I leave my gear at the centre between days?
Does the price drop if I dive several days?
Quick questions
What do guests say?
“Many thanks to Nico and his whole very friendly team for the four wonderful dives made from his very comfortable boat. The dive sites are full of life and I will gladly come back. Thanks too to Nico's wife for her comforting hot chocolate after the dive.”
“Highly recommended for getting started in diving. Mónica, Sophie and Ilde helped us with the gear, gave us clear and precise instructions and were underwater with us, watching over us the whole time. Niko and Eva looked after us on the boat with hot drinks and something to eat after an almost hour-long dive.”
“Big rigid-hull boat, with drinks and snacks after the dives. The briefing was good and so was the guiding underwater. The only thing was that the number of divers sometimes made it a bit hectic.”
“From the first moment they made me feel at home. The whole team is very kind and very professional, so I felt safe at all times. The boat is perfect, with everything you need to be comfortable. Between dives they offer coffee and something to eat, a detail that makes the difference. The marine life is spectacular.”
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