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In the south of Fuerteventura, in front of the Jandía lighthouse, there is a spectacular enclave known as Veril Grande that is perfect for divers of all levels. At a depth of 20 meters, the upper part of a wall is discovered that falls vertically to about 40 meters and hides species such as bream, black moray eels, stingrays and angelsharks, among others. Shortly before reaching the cliff there are also garden eels. On some occasions, even large pelagics such as the whale shark or devil rays ar…
In the south of Fuerteventura, in front of the Jandía lighthouse, there is a spectacular enclave known as Veril Grande that is perfect for divers of all levels. At a depth of 20 meters, the upper part of a wall is discovered that falls vertically to about 40 meters and hides species such as bream, black moray eels, stingrays and angelsharks, among others. Shortly before reaching the cliff there are also garden eels. On some occasions, even large pelagics such as the whale shark or devil rays are sighted. A dive with a multitude of underwater species Access to this dive must be done by boat about 200 meters from the beach. Depending on the level and experience of the divers, different types of diving can be done and the wall itself or the caves found in it can be explored. The clarity of the water and the white sand make the Veril Grande a very luminous enclave in which to enjoy a multitude of underwater species in a single dive.
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