2x diving package, on request including refreshment

If you want Tenerife to pack in maximum underwater time without over-planning, this 2-session scuba package is a solid choice. I like that you get small-group instructor access and that the package includes full scuba gear rental, so you do not have to haul equipment across the Atlantic.

One heads-up: this is a half-day schedule built around underwater conditions and timings, and food and drinks are not included, so plan how you will handle snacks and lunch before or after.

Key Reasons This Ocean Trek Package Works So Well

• Two guided underwater sessions in one day, typically spaced with a long enough break to reset.
• Close instructor attention thanks to a small group size (maximum 8).
• Gear rental included, plus a pre-check of your setup so you do not start the day guessing.
• Site planning based on conditions, with choices influenced by wind, waves, and visibility.
• Good for refresher needs, with optional theory and practical review, and an easier site plan if you have not been in the water recently.
• Real animal-spotting focus, with common sightings like rays, turtles, and lots of reef fish.

A Half-Day Plan That Still Lets You See Tenerife’s Underwater World

This Ocean Trek scuba package is interesting because it does not treat your day like a single “hit and hope” underwater stop. You get two separate underwater sessions in one outing, with time built in between so you are not rushing from one experience to the next.

That pacing matters. With the break in the middle, you can breathe, hydrate, and listen carefully for the second session plan. And because the team chooses locations based on how the day is shaping up, you are more likely to get better conditions instead of locking in a site that might be rough.

Getting To Ocean Trek in Costa Adeje (and Keeping the Morning Easy)

The meeting point is Ocean Trek at C. Valencia, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. If you are using pickup, the service only covers hotels within a radius of max 10 km from the dive center, so it is best to confirm your exact pick-up location when you book.

Two practical travel notes that make the day smoother:

• The area is near public transportation, so you have options if you are not staying in the pickup zone.
• Bring your swim suit and dry clothes, since you will want to change before and after.

The package uses a mobile ticket, and you receive confirmation at booking time. In plain terms: you can organize this without a pile of paperwork.

What Happens When You Arrive, Suit Up, and Start Planning

When you get to the Ocean Trek base, the day starts with the practical stuff. You try on your scuba suit, then you check your equipment. This early setup time is not glamorous, but it is the part that often decides whether the rest of the day feels calm or stressful.

Then you plan with your personal instructor. That means you do not just get a generic briefing and a cookie-cutter route. Your plan can be shaped by your experience level and what you want to see underwater.

If you want it, you can also do a short theoretical and practical review with important exercises. This is especially helpful if you have been out of practice and want to rebuild confidence before you head deeper.

The Small-Group Advantage: Why It Feels Personal

This activity has a maximum group size of 8. That number is not just a marketing detail. It translates into more attention from the instructor, better equipment checks, and quicker clarification when you have a question.

From what the day is designed to do, you should expect instructor time to be more hands-on than on larger groups. And if you are someone who likes to understand what is happening and why, the planning stage with your instructor is where you will feel the benefit.

How Deep You Go, and How Long Each Underwater Session Lasts

Scuba conditions vary, but the plan is clear. Depending on your experience, the underwater sessions are typically between 12 and 30 meters. If you have not been in scuba for a longer period, the usual approach is an easier underwater site up to 12 meters where you can see many fish and the volcanic underwater world.

That “start easier” strategy is smart. It helps you get your buoyancy and comfort under control before moving to deeper or more demanding areas. And because the second session can be planned at short notice, there is room to adjust based on how the first one felt.

Timing is also pretty predictable:

• Underwater time is usually 40 to 60 minutes, depending on your air consumption.
• Between sessions there is about a 45-minute break.
• With arrival and departure, you can count on roughly 4 to 6 hours total, depending on where you go.

The Underwater Schedule Itself: Two Sessions With a Reset in Between

You are not stuck with one long outing. The day is structured as session one, a break, then session two. The break is long enough to catch your breath, use the restroom, and get comfortable before the second briefing.

This is where the two-session format becomes more than just “more time.” It gives you a chance to get better at the basics during the first session, then apply that confidence in the second. You also get flexibility. If conditions change during the day, the team can shape the plan so you still get two meaningful underwater experiences.

Common Underwater Sites Around Costa Adeje You Might Experience

One of the strongest parts of this package is the way the team plans sites around what will work that day. The locations are not randomly picked. They are matched to conditions and to what different skill levels can enjoy.

Based on the kinds of sites that show up during these outings, here are the standout areas you may be taken to:

El Balito: Rocky Shore Access and Easy Entry

El Balito is a rocky cove where you access and exit from an old jetty. Shore-based setups like this can feel smoother because you are not dealing with boat travel for that session. It is also a great way to focus on reef life right away.

Las Eras: Reef Time With Big Animal Potential

Las Eras shows up as another very popular choice. It is known for plenty of fish life and, depending on the day, impressive sightings. People have talked about stingrays and eagle rays, plus lots of barracuda and even a four-spot triggerfish.

If you like the feeling of gliding along a reef while your guide points out what to look for, this kind of site is usually a good match.

Las Galletas: A Shipwreck Area and Ray Encounters

Las Galletas is tied to one of the most memorable underwater moments people describe in this region, a shipwreck area where a large ray can be seen. A shipwreck site often concentrates fish life because there is structure underwater, and that can bring in bigger animals too.

This is the type of location where your instructor’s local knowledge really matters, because spotting what is there takes guidance, not just luck.

What You’ll Likely See Underwater (and Why Guides Matter)

I like these outings because they are not just about checking a box. The guides focus on showing you where to look and what to watch for, instead of leaving you to wander around while trying to manage buoyancy and breathing at the same time.

Depending on the session and conditions, you might encounter:

• Rays, including stingrays and eagle rays
• Turtles
• Barracuda and other reef fish
• Sponges, including underwater caves with sponge life
• Larger “wow” moments tied to structures like shipwrecks

One more small detail that can make the day feel extra special: some instructors take photo highlights underwater. If you care about remembering the shapes and colors, ask the instructor what photo options they can offer on the day.

Equipment, Water, and the Stuff You Need to Bring

The package includes full scuba gear rental, plus a professional guide and bottled water. That is a big value point because gear can be expensive and bulky to arrange on your own.

What you should bring:

• Swim suit
• Dry clothes to change into afterward
• Anything you need for comfort before and after the session, since food and drinks are not included

If you are planning to request refreshment, it is included on request with this package. It is worth asking about options when you book.

Service animals are allowed, and the activity is rated for travelers with moderate physical fitness. So this is not designed for “completely sedentary” days, but it does not sound like it is asking for athlete-level endurance either.

Price and Value: Is $168.03 a Fair Deal for Two Sessions?

$168.03 per person for a 2-session scuba package is best judged by what you get bundled in. Here, your money is buying:

• Two guided underwater sessions in one day
• Hotel pickup and drop-off within max 10 km of the dive center
• Full equipment rental
• Professional guide support
• Bottled water
• Small-group size (up to 8)

The main trade-off is that food and drinks are not included, so you may want to budget for a snack or meal. The good news is that the day is only about 4 to 6 hours, so you are not paying for a full-day meal plan inside the package.

If you want to minimize planning and logistics, this bundled structure tends to be worth it. It is also a nice option if you are traveling light and do not want to pay for or transport scuba gear.

Who This Scuba Package Suits Best (and Who Might Want to Look Elsewhere)

This package fits well if you want:

• A guided day with instructor attention
• A small group setting (max 8)
• Two underwater sessions instead of one
• Local site knowledge around Costa Adeje

It can also work for people who are returning after time away from scuba, because you can do optional theory and practice review, and the plan can include an easier site up to 12 meters if needed.

It may be less ideal if:

• You need a guaranteed long lunch buffer, since food and drinks are not included and the schedule is condition-driven
• You are very sensitive to schedule changes tied to weather, because the activity requires good weather and can be shifted or refunded if it cannot run

Booking Choice: Should You Sign Up for Ocean Trek’s 2-Session Package?

I think you should book this if you want a practical, well-guided Tenerife underwater day without overcomplicating your trip. The combination of gear included, small-group access, and site planning based on real conditions is exactly the kind of setup that makes scuba days feel smooth.

I would also book it if you like structure. The day includes a first setup and planning session, optional refresher review if you want it, and a clear rhythm of underwater time plus a break. That makes it easier to stay calm and focused instead of guessing.

FAQ

FAQ

What is included in the 2-session scuba package price?

The package includes hotel pickup and drop-off within a max 10 km radius from the dive center, full diving/scuba equipment rental, a professional guide, and bottled water.

How long is the experience?

Plan on about 5 to 6 hours total. With arrival and departure, you can count on roughly 4 to 6 hours for the day, depending on the underwater sites.

Do I need to bring a swim suit?

Yes. Bring your swim suit and dry clothes to change before and after the sessions.

What depths should I expect?

Depending on experience, sessions are typically between 12 and 30 meters. If you have not been in scuba for a longer period, you are usually recommended an easier site up to 12 meters.

Are there two underwater sessions in one day?

Yes. This is a 2-session package, and the schedule includes a break of about 45 minutes between sessions.

Is pickup available from my hotel?

Pickup is offered for hotels within a radius of max 10 km from the dive center. The start and end point are the Ocean Trek meeting location in Costa Adeje.

What if the weather is too poor to run the activity?

This experience requires good weather. If it is canceled due to poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund.

Can I get a full refund if I cancel?

Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.