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Hafenmauer

3.7 — based on 13 community signals
4.3 12 species 35 contributors

Hafenmauer is a Spanish dive site open year-round with 12 recorded species observations and minimal coral stress.

⭐ Best for beginners.

updated 4 months ago
Difficulty
Beginner
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At a glance

Activity
dive
Difficulty
beginner
Best months
Year-round

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Conditions today

Conditions

Open-Meteo
Wind
11.4 kn
Wave
1.4 m
Water
23.2°C
N E S W
Wind direction (7d)
Primary: N (83%)
Now: N (10°)
Tide (7 days)
range: 1.78m

Next: Low at 00:00 (-0.45m)

+0.7 m0 m-1.1 m
▼ 00:00 · -0.45m ▲ 07:00 · +0.15m ▼ 14:00 · -0.44m ▲ 20:00 · -0.01m Now -0.4m
Fri 18Sat 19Sun 20Mon 21Tue 22Wed 23Thu 24
UV7.65 · high Air PM2.515 · moderate 07:43 19:58
Day Wind Wave UV Rain
09-18 17.4 1.5 8 0mm
09-19 11.1 1.4 8 0mm
09-20 7.3 1.02 8 0mm
09-21 12.4 0.84 7 0mm
09-22 13.6 0.88 7 0mm
09-23 8.3 0.96 7 0mm
09-24 8.7 1.02 6 0mm

About this spot

Hafenmauer sits along Spain's coast as a accessible dive destination for explorers of all levels. The site benefits from year-round diving conditions, making it a reliable choice for planning trips across seasons. With 12 documented species observations, the site supports a modest but meaningful marine ecosystem worth exploring. The spot lies outside a marine protected area, meaning standard Spanish diving regulations apply. Community contributors have recorded three videos from the site, offering real footage of conditions and marine life. These resources help divers prepare for what to expect underwater. Coral health at Hafenmauer shows no stress indicators, a positive sign for the reef system's current condition. While specific depth and visibility data aren't widely published, the site's year-round accessibility suggests stable conditions. Divers planning a visit should contact local operators for current conditions, required gear, and any regional permit requirements before arrival.

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Best months

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Dive types

Shore

Trip essentials

Everything you need before you pack — checklist, sun, logistics.

Trip checklist

  • 🛂 Visa-free or visa-on-arrival
  • 📜 C-card + dive insurance (DAN)
  • 📔 Dive logbook
  • 🧴 Reef-safe sunscreen SPF 50+
  • 🔌 Plug type C/F · 230V adapter
  • 💊 Seasickness meds + ear drops
  • 📱 Offline maps + emergency contact

Quick facts

  • 🌓 Moon First quarter · 47%
  • GPS
Sustainability disclosures
🌍 CO2 footprint LHR ↔ 2852km · ~656kg · €12

From your departure country

United States
Origin score: 77/100
  • Visa: Visa-free · 90 days max
  • Flight: 7h · direct
  • Jet-lag: 6h east · 4 days recovery

FAQ

When is the best time to dive Hafenmauer?

Hafenmauer is diveable year-round, so you can plan trips any month that suits your schedule. Check with local dive operators for seasonal condition updates before booking.

What marine life can I expect to see?

Twelve species have been recorded at Hafenmauer. The site's corals show no stress, indicating a healthy reef system. Exact species vary by season; local operators can give you current sightings.

Do I need special permits to dive here?

Hafenmauer is not inside a marine protected area, so standard Spanish diving rules apply. Always confirm local requirements with a Spanish dive operator before your trip.

Are there videos or reports from other divers?

Yes, three community videos document dives at Hafenmauer. Watch them for real footage of conditions and to see what marine life appears seasonally.

Operators near this spot

Dive centres, kite & surf schools within 10 km, sourced from OpenStreetMap.

Tauchschule Fuerteventura Buceo

2.3 km
Dive centre

Recently spotted by divers

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Verified marine species observations

1 records · 1 species · sources: OBIS, GBIF

Stenella frontalis

Mammalia · Delphinidae
OBIS
Last seen:
29 Jun 2015
×1records

Data: 187,991 observations from OBIS (Ocean Biodiversity Information System) and GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility). CC-BY 4.0.

See this spot in action

YouTube videos — click to play.

Hafenmauer 2015 Jandia Fuerteventura

Jürgen E.

20101017 Dive Fuertaventura_0001.wmv

Peter McCormick

Fuerteventura Tauchen 2011 Rochen an der Hafenmauer

Jürgen E.
Visibility (month-by-month)
Best: Jun (100/100) Worst: Jan (0/100) Now: Sep (93/100) NOAA MODIS Aqua · 5y mean

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