GO DIVING Gran Canaria
GO DIVING Gran Canaria teaches diving in Maspalomas, Spain, with PADI-certified instruction, in English, Spanish, in groups of up to 5 per instructor.
Prices compiled from public sources (as of May 2026) — not yet confirmed by the school. Run this school? Confirm or correct →
About GO DIVING Gran Canaria
GO DIVING Center is a PADI 5 Star IDC Center based in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, and operates the island's only rigid-hulled dive boat, Atlantis. The team specializes in advanced diver training, offering a wide range of PADI specialty courses from wreck and night diving to search and recovery. Lessons emphasize small group sizes and safety-focused teaching from experienced, multilingual instructors.
- Only PADI 5 Star IDC Center in Maspalomas
- Operates Gran Canaria's only rigid-hulled dive boat
- Has a second location in Playa del Inglés with a dive equipment shop
Who teaches here
Beyond the courses
Boat sessionsWhat’s on site
Transfer / pick-up
Shop on siteNon diver passengerCourses & prices
PADI Open Water Course
Group 1+ · BeginnerIncludes AWARE specialty (as stated in the source).As published: “575€ (450€ shown as another price point)”PADI Scuba Diver
2d · BeginnerDiscovery Dive (DSD)
Taster · Group 1+Also shows 188€ for 2 persons.Refresher Dive
RefresherFor certified divers returning to the water who want to refresh their skills.PADI Advanced Diver
3d · AdvancedPADI Rescue Diver
3d · Advanced1 Dive
Guided Single DiveFor certified divers requesting a single dive; full equipment rental is available for €75 per dive.As published: “From €65”2 Boat Dives
Guided Boat Dive PackageTwo boat dives in one day for certified divers; full equipment rental is available for €135.As published: “From €125”2 Shore Dives
Guided Shore Dive PackageTwo shore dives in one day for certified divers.As published: “From €125”Night Dive
Guided Night DiveA single guided night dive for certified divers, separate from the PADI Night Diver Specialty course.As published: “From €85”PADI Wreck Specialty
2dPADI Enriched Air Nitrox
1dPADI Night Diver
2dPADI Deep Diver
2dPADI DSMB
1dPADI Drysuit
2dPADI Search & Recovery
2dPADI Navigation
2dPADI EFR
1dPeak Performance Buoyancy
CourseGO DIVING Gran Canaria — common questions
Is diving in Gran Canaria suitable for beginners?
Yes. The Discovery Dive lets first-time divers try scuba diving with no prior certification required, in Gran Canaria's clear, calm year-round waters.
Can someone who isn't diving join the boat trip?
Yes, non-diving passengers can join boat dive trips for a reduced fee.
Do I need a certification to dive here?
Yes, you need proof of training from a recognized diving agency, such as a PADI Open Water certification.
Are night dives available?
Yes. Sharks, octopus and rays are often seen hunting after dark on guided night dives.
What safety measures are in place?
The center is a PADI 5 Star facility and follows Spain's strict diving regulations, which are enforced by a dedicated police force; all equipment and medical supplies are regularly inspected.
Is equipment rental included in the price?
Divers can rent all, some, or none of their gear; those who bring their own equipment pay only for gas and dives, and full rental pricing is listed with each dive or course.
How long does a typical dive last?
Most dives last 40 to 60 minutes, planned around a turnaround pressure and gas reserve rather than cut short to save air.
What happens if the weather is bad on my dive day?
The center will try to reschedule your dive; if that isn't possible, you'll receive a refund.