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After sunset the reefs of Cabo de Palos transform. On this guided night dive from Infanteria Beach you'll explore nocturnal marine life by torchlight with an instructor who keeps navigation, communication and safety firmly under control.
You'll meet at our school before dusk, travel to the shore entry and receive a detailed night-diving briefing covering torches, signals, buoyancy and emergency procedures. Once darkness falls you enter the water for a slow, observational dive among creatures that hide during the day.
Octopus, cuttlefish, crustaceans and hunting fish are common sights. Your instructor maintains buddy pairs and keeps the group within comfortable depths and distances from the entry point throughout the immersion.
Infanteria Beach offers straightforward shore access for night entries when conditions allow. The Cabo de Palos coastline is well suited to after-dark exploration thanks to sheltered sections and familiar reef topography that our guides know intimately.
Murcia's mild evenings extend the diving day well beyond sunset, making a night dive a highlight of any certified diver's visit to the Costa Cálida.
Open Water certification is required. Prior guided day diving experience is recommended before attempting a night dive.
If you have been out of diving for more than five years, we recommend completing a skills refresher before joining night dives. Bring your certification card or digital record for verification on arrival.
Night diving demands extra care, so groups remain small and briefings are thorough. Torches and kit are provided, sites are chosen for safe entries after dark, and instructors stay close throughout for a calm, memorable immersion.
Our team knows which shore entries work best at night and how to plan routes that balance safety with the best nocturnal wildlife encounters. Many guests describe their first night dive here as the standout moment of their trip.
Night diving reveals a completely different side of the reef as nocturnal species emerge and colours change under torchlight. On this guided shore dive you enter from Infanteria Beach after sunset with an instructor who leads navigation, communication and torch use.
It is one of the most memorable experiences in Cabo de Palos for certified divers comfortable with basic night procedures.
Open Water certification is required, and prior experience with guided day dives is strongly recommended before joining a night dive. Your instructor covers all night procedures in a thorough briefing before you enter the water.
Tell your instructor if you are new to the area so the briefing can include extra detail on local entries and conditions.
Plan for roughly three hours including travel, setup, briefing, the dive and debriefing. Entries happen after dusk when nocturnal life is active and surface conditions are typically calmer.
Start times shift with season and sunset times. We confirm exact meeting times when your session is confirmed.
Your session covers a guided night dive, primary and backup torches as needed, full equipment hire, activity cover and transport from the school to the shore entry.
Food, personal travel cover, photos and transport to Los Belones are not included.
Dives run from Infanteria Beach and nearby Cabo de Palos shore entries chosen for safe night access. Your instructor plans a route suited to visibility, surge and the group's experience.
Torch techniques, buddy contact and limited penetration distances are covered in the briefing before you enter the water.
Primary dive torches are provided along with standard scuba kit. Bring a backup light if you own one, though we equip you for the session.
Glow sticks or marker lights may be used for surface identification. Mention any personal torch preferences when you arrive.
Night dives depend on calm seas and acceptable visibility. Rough swell or poor conditions may lead to postponement for safety. Your instructor will not proceed if entry or exit looks hazardous in the dark.
We monitor forecasts closely and contact you to reschedule when conditions are unsuitable.
Groups stay small with close instructor supervision, which is essential after dark. Briefings emphasise buoyancy control, slow finning to avoid stirring sediment, and staying within agreed depth and distance limits.
Night diving feels different from day dives, so the pace is deliberately calm and observational.
Octopus, cuttlefish, crustaceans and hunting fish are common sights after dark. Colours appear more vivid under torchlight, and species that hide during the day emerge onto the reef.
Your instructor helps you spot nocturnal behaviour you might miss without an experienced local guide.
Arrive at the school before sunset with swimwear, a warm layer for after the dive and your certification card. A headtorch for kit setup on the beach is useful though not essential.
We handle torches, kit and transport to the entry point so you can focus on the dive.
About the centre
Los Belones
From your first breath underwater to advanced wreck dives off the Murcia coast, you'll find patient PADI instruction in clear Mediterranean water. Sessions run from a school base near Los Belones with easy access to Cabo de Palos, one of Spain's best-loved dive areas.
Whether you want a relaxed snorkel from the shore, a boat trip to the marine reserve, or a full certification course, your instructor keeps groups small so you progress at a comfortable pace. All scuba and snorkel equipment is included, and every session starts with a clear safety briefing before you head to the water.
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