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<description>An independent dive magazine for the Canary Islands</description>
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<item><title>Angel Sharks in the Canary Islands: Where and When to Dive</title><link>https://canarydivers.com/angel-sharks-canary-islands/</link><guid>https://canarydivers.com/angel-sharks-canary-islands/</guid><description>The Canary Islands are the world&#39;s best place to dive with the critically endangered angel shark (Squatina squatina).</description></item>
<item><title>Best Canary Island for Diving: All 7 Islands Compared</title><link>https://canarydivers.com/best-canary-island-for-diving/</link><guid>https://canarydivers.com/best-canary-island-for-diving/</guid><description>Lanzarote is the best all-round Canary Island for diving, combining clear water, superb shore diving at Playa Chica, the Museo Atlantico underwater.</description></item>
<item><title>Best Time to Dive the Canary Islands: Month-by-Month Guide</title><link>https://canarydivers.com/best-time-to-dive-canary-islands/</link><guid>https://canarydivers.com/best-time-to-dive-canary-islands/</guid><description>You can dive the Canary Islands year-round — there is no closed season.</description></item>
<item><title>Diving in Tenerife: Best Dive Sites and What You&#39;ll See</title><link>https://canarydivers.com/diving-in-tenerife/</link><guid>https://canarydivers.com/diving-in-tenerife/</guid><description>Tenerife offers year-round Atlantic diving over volcanic reefs, walls, and two well-known wrecks, with water of roughly 19-24°C and visibility often 15-30.</description></item>
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