2x diving package, on request including refreshment

If you want Tenerife sea time with guidance, this is a solid bet. Ocean Trek runs a 2x scuba package near Costa Adeje with a personal instructor, rental gear included, and the chance to match the day to your comfort level. It’s built for people who want two underwater outings without the “tour bus to the ocean” vibe.

I especially like the way they keep it practical. You start with a suit try-on and equipment check, then you plan the two sessions with your instructor, rather than just being handed a map and a whistle. I also like that the format is timed well for a half-day outing, with a real break between the two sessions.

One thing to consider: this runs on good weather, and underwater conditions can change the plan. If conditions are rough, you’ll need to be flexible with dates or expectations.

Key things I’d circle before you go

• Max 8 people means you get real attention from the instructor and staff.
• Gear rental is included, so you only need to bring swimwear and a change of clothes.
• Depth is adjusted based on experience, often around 12-30 meters for typical setups.
• Two sessions in one day gives you more chances to see rays, turtles, and reef life.
• Sites are chosen using conditions like wind, waves, and visibility, so the day stays comfortable.
• Pickup within 10 km helps if you do not want to hunt for parking near the coast.

Two scuba sessions near Costa Adeje, without the big-group chaos

This is a 5 to 6 hour day (roughly) that’s designed around two underwater outings. The package price is $168.03 per person, and for that you get hotel pickup within 10 km of the club, full rental equipment, a professional guide, and bottled water. That last part matters more than people think. You avoid the “show up hungry, then pay twice” feeling.

Ocean Trek also keeps the group small, with a maximum of 8 travelers. In plain terms, it means you’re less likely to get lost in the shuffle. You should be able to hear instructions, get your questions answered, and have your gear checked properly.

The day is also built for different experience levels. If you have not been under the surface in a while, the session can include a short theory and practical review of key exercises at the start. That’s a nice touch because it reduces the awkward “I hope I remember everything” moment.

Start at Ocean Trek: suit fitting and an equipment check that sets you up

Your day begins at Ocean Trek (C. Valencia, 38660 Costa Adeje). They guide you through the setup before you ever go in the water. First, you try on your scuba suit and get your equipment sorted. Then you plan the sessions together with a personal instructor.

If you want a refresher, you can add a short review. The key benefit here is not just safety. It helps you get your buoyancy and breathing routines back into muscle memory before you commit to deeper water.

You also learn how your day will work. Dives are typically planned around your air consumption, and session time often lands around 40-60 minutes each. They take a break between outings of about 45 minutes. That break is where you recover, re-check gear if needed, and reset mentally for round two.

How they match your depth to your experience

Expect a plan that’s flexible. Depending on experience, most outings run between about 12-30 meters. If it’s been a while since your last scuba session, you can usually start with a simpler site that stays up to about 12 meters, where you often see plenty of fish and the volcanic underwater world.

Then the second session can be adjusted at short notice. That matters because Tenerife conditions can change. Wind and visibility can shift during the day, and the crew is paying attention to those factors.

You should also know the timing reality. With arrival, setup, two sessions, and transfer time, you’re typically looking at 4-6 hours on the water day schedule. The exact sites decide the final pacing, so don’t plan a tight dinner reservation right after.

Two different underwater experiences, one smooth day rhythm

The best part about a two-session package is the chance to do more than one style of experience. The day is structured so the first outing helps you settle in, then the second can take advantage of what the team learns about conditions.

You’ll typically do one session first, then a break of about 45 minutes, then the second session later. Each session depends on how your air consumption goes. That’s normal. It’s also why the instructors watch you closely and don’t just run a fixed timer.

What you might see (based on what the team is known for)

You may spot a mix of reef life and larger animals, depending on the site and conditions. Ocean Trek crews have been known to visit places like:

• Las Eras, where you can encounter rays and schooling fish
• El Balito, a rocky shore option with easy access from an old jetty
• Las Galletas shipwreck areas, where rays can gather around underwater structures

In terms of highlights, people have reported things like turtles, stingrays, stingray or ray sightings around feeding moments, barracuda, sponges in caves, and even special sightings like a triggerfish. Not every day delivers every animal, but the variety comes from choosing sites thoughtfully rather than repeating the same one-size-fits-all location.

A note on site choice

One pattern you’ll appreciate is the way the crew adapts to wind, waves, and visibility. If the water is choppy, you do not want to fight the conditions. The team’s approach helps keep the day comfortable and the underwater experience more rewarding.

Instructor focus: what it looks like in practice

This is a small-group experience, and it shows during the briefing. You get a personal instructor, and you are not stuck with vague instructions. You’ll do a gear check and planning right at the start, then get clear guidance before you enter the water.

Instructors named in past sessions include people like Gabi (DM), plus staff such as Juan and Zoe. The tone you’re aiming for is safety first, but also calm. That balance is what helps especially if you’re a returning diver who wants to feel confident again.

Another practical detail: the team takes site conditions seriously. They know where to look underwater and how to bring you to the best spots without rushing you. When that happens, your time becomes more about enjoying the experience and less about thinking, “Where do I even look?”

Gear and what you actually need to pack

Good news: scuba gear rental is included. That means you don’t have to track down a mask, fins, wetsuit, and regulator setup before you arrive.

Bring:

• Swim suit
• Dry clothes to change into
• Any personal items you normally use for comfort

They provide bottled water. Food and drinks are not included, so plan to handle your own snack or meal before and after. If you want refreshment during the outing, the package notes say refreshment can be requested. It’s worth asking ahead so you’re not left guessing on the day.

Also note the physical side. The day asks for moderate physical fitness. You should be comfortable with walking to and from the water, and handling normal scuba movement. If you have specific concerns, it’s smart to ask the team during booking.

Service animals are allowed, and the meeting point is near public transportation. That’s handy if you’re staying without a car.

Where pickup fits in, and how to plan your timing

Pickup is included within a max radius of 10 km from the dive center. That’s great when your hotel is nearby, because you can show up without thinking about parking.

If you’re farther away, you’ll still have a clear meeting point at Ocean Trek. The activity ends back at the meeting point, so you do not have to arrange a separate way home.

The timing is usually smooth, but the sea is not a clock. Plan for a 5 to 6 hour window. Aim to give yourself a little buffer after the last session, especially if you’re traveling without a car.

Price and value: what you’re really paying for

At $168.03 per person, you’re paying for more than “two water times.” You’re paying for:

• full gear rental
• a professional guide
• small-group attention
• pickup within 10 km
• bottled water

In many places, the same cost would get you either a single session or a bare-bones experience with less instructor attention. Here, the value is in the structure. Two sessions in one day is efficient, and the instructor-led planning helps you get comfortable faster.

Also, the booking pace is steady. The day is commonly booked about 30 days in advance, which tells you it tends to fill up during the Tenerife season. If you know your travel dates, don’t wait until the last week.

Who should book this, and who might want something else

This is a strong choice if you:

• want two underwater outings in one day
• prefer small groups and more instructor attention
• want your day adjusted to your experience level, including a refresher option
• like the idea of seeing a mix of sites, possibly shore-based and boat-based depending on conditions

You might look for another option if you:

• hate uncertainty about weather-based changes
• want food included (this package does not include food and drinks)
• are trying to fit the day into a super tight schedule with no buffer

If you’re traveling with teens or multiple family members, this can be a smoother day because the staff focus on safe, paced sessions and group control. If you’re alone, it can still work well since the planning is personalized.

If you love the Tenerife underwater world, this day has the right ingredients

I like that this experience is built around real guidance, not just getting you into the water and hoping for the best. The small-group cap helps. The suit fitting and equipment check help. The depth plan helps. And the way the team adapts to conditions keeps your time from turning into a stressful grind.

You also get a day that fits real vacation life. It’s not an all-day marathon, but it’s long enough to matter. Two sessions means you have more chances for the classic Tenerife highlights like rays, turtles, and reef fish, and you get a break that lets you come back for the second outing feeling steady.

Should you book it?

I’d book this if you want a structured, instructor-led two-session scuba day near Costa Adeje, with gear handled for you and pickup that covers many hotels. The pricing feels fair for the included equipment, guidance, and small-group format, and the depth approach makes it friendly for returning divers.

I’d pass or at least compare options if food and drinks are a must, because you’ll need to plan your own meals. Also, if you cannot be flexible with weather-related changes, choose a strategy that allows backup time in your Tenerife schedule.

FAQ

How long does the 2-session scuba package take?

Plan on about 5 to 6 hours in total, including arrival and departure time.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Pickup and drop-off are included within a radius of up to 10 km from the dive center.

Does the price include scuba equipment rental?

Yes. Full diving equipment is included.

What language is the experience offered in?

The experience is offered in English.

How deep will the sessions be?

Depending on your experience, sessions are often between about 12 and 30 meters. If you have not dived for a longer time, you may be recommended a simpler site up to about 12 meters.

How long is each underwater session?

Session length varies by air consumption, and it usually ranges from about 40 to 60 minutes. There is a break of about 45 minutes in between.

What should I bring?

Bring your swim suit and dry clothes to change into.

Is food or drinks included?

Bottled water is included, but food and drinks are not included.

What is the cancellation window if weather affects plans?

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. The activity also requires good weather, and if it’s canceled due to poor weather you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.