Reviews of books on Diving in Gran Canaria and other sources of information on the Marine Reserve at El Cabrón
Reserva Marina de Arinaga - Guía SubmarinaThe best source of detailed local information is undoubtedly the guidebook authored by the Ayuntamiento of Agüimes entitled ' Reserva Marina de Arinaga - Guía Submarina'. It is written in Spanish and contains detailed maps of the reserve, as well as over 60 pages of good colour photos descriptions. Pessimistically it ends with a First Aid guide if you are attacked by any of the species - however we have never had to refer to this section and in ten years of diving in the reserve have never had to treat anything more serious than sea-urchin spines.
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Diving in CanariesThis book by Sergio Hanquet is undoubtedly one of the best general guides to diving in the Canary Islands, and has an excellent reference section on the major fish species. It says "El Cabrón is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular sites in the Canary Islands for seeing abundant and varied marine life: moray eels bart umbrines, umbrines, fork beards, cernia rossa, marmor bream, dusky groupers angel sharks, common stargazer, barracuda and an enormous school of roncador grunts." It is available in Spanish and English versions. An updated version (second edition) has just been published (April 2006)
ISBN 84-932195-0-9 (English)
Our Recommendation - If you are coming diving anywhere
in the Canaries - buy it! It is full of pictures and
information, and is on sale in the Las Palmas Airport book
shop. If you are not coming then get somebody to buy it for
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100 Peces de Canarias
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Descubre Gran Canaria bajo el Mar
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Guía de buceo españa
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Mail Order
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