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Surrounding Playa chica, there is a wall that begin in the 20-22 meters, and go down to the 35-40 meters. This wall is called "Veril"
Here you could see hiding in the wall spider crabs, sea anemonae, nudibranch, eels and coral. Also, buried in the sand, you could find angel shark, flatfishes and cuttlefish. Despite all of this, there are a lot of small fishes around.
By shore, you could access by a narrow walkway on the right side of the parking lot (looking to the sea)
El veril de playa chica (zona derecha) is also known as Veril Playa chica (Right side).
#3 - The Wrecks (Costa Calero)
Canary, Lanzarote
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First wreck marked by buoy is a mid sized ship in fairly good condition on side with a break in the middle. Second a short swim away is an upright large fishing boat in good condition. There is a third broken up wreck nearby but harder to find. Wrecks were purpose sunk and have fairly good fish life although sometimes more than others. Viz is generally ok 10-20m, but beware of strong currents that are sometimes present. Nice dive, with good opportunities for photos.
Down steps onto rocky shore and then a stride in. parking at top of cliffs. First wreck is marked with white buoy on a line a short swim from shore.
#4 - Veril de Fariones
Canary, Lanzarote
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Veril de Fariones is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Canary, Lanzarote which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.
#5 - Muelle de playa chica
Canary, Lanzarote
beginner
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This spot it's where you probably end and start all the shore dives of Playa chica. There is a stair that's connect the water with the Pier. There it's no ships or boat docked here, but the divers boat dock here for the surface time between dives.
There is a lot of life here, Damselfish, Spider crabs, octopus, Cuttlefish, Flatfish and other similar species. Also there is a very small population of sea horses.
By night, the landscape change dramatically, because all the sand that during the day it's empty, by night it's crowded wiht anemonae and shrimps. Also by night it's possible to see angel shark looking for food.
By shore. You could jump into the water by the Pier, or go down by the stairs
Muelle de playa chica is also known as El muellito.