Diving in Ibiza means crystal-clear water, varied underwater landscapes and exciting dive sites from reefs and caves to wrecks. Whether you're trying diving for the first time or already certified: the island offers strong spots for unforgettable dives around San Antonio, Portinatx, Santa Eulalia and Es Vedrà.
Ibiza is known not only for beaches, beach clubs and sunsets, but also for excellent scuba diving in the Mediterranean. Around the island you'll find rocky coastlines, seagrass meadows, small reefs, exciting caves and even wrecks – often with excellent visibility that makes diving especially appealing.
If you're planning to dive in Ibiza, you'll benefit from a wide selection of dive schools, guided boat dives and PADI-standard courses. Especially on the west coast near San Antonio and in the north near Portinatx as well as around Santa Eulalia, there are established starting points that cater to different levels.
It's important to clearly distinguish this from snorkeling: this article focuses exclusively on scuba diving with tank and equipment. So if you want to dive deeper, discover new dive sites or take a diving course in Ibiza, you're in the right place.
What makes it especially appealing is the combination of good infrastructure and natural dive areas. Whether you want to dive a reef at your leisure, explore a wreck or experience special light effects in a cave: in Ibiza the distances are short, the water conditions are often pleasant and the range of options for beginners and advanced divers is varied.