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🌊An immersive experience with Miramar Canarias

Can you imagine being able to explore the sea bottom and discover marine life without having to put on a diving suit?

On the coming Saturdays15th and 22nd of August, from 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm, GF Isabel invites you to discover the marine environment of Tenerife in a different way, with Miramar Canarias.

During the event, the Miramar team will be in the hotel lobby offering an immersive audiovisual experience using virtual reality headsets, allowing visitors to travel beneath the ocean’s surface and discover its landscapes, species and ecosystems.

🐠 What is Miramar?

Miramar Canarias is a project set up with the aim of bringing the marine environment closer to people who, for various reasons, are unable to experience it first-hand.

Through immersive 360° audiovisual experiences based on diving, Miramar aims to offer a new way of discovering the ocean, sparking curiosity and fostering a connection with everything that happens beneath its surface.

  The project combines environmental education, accessibility and inclusion, creating experiences tailored to diverse audiences, because getting to know the ocean is the first step towards wanting to protect it.  

🤿 TRY IT FOR FREE

📅 Saturdays 15th and 22nd of August
🕔 From 5pm to 8pm
📍 GF Isabel hotel lobby
🥽 Experience with virtual reality headsets
🎟️ ¡Free of charge!

The activity is open to everyone: families, children, adults and older people. It is an opportunity to discover the ocean and enjoy a different experience, regardless of age.

⏱️ Activity lasting approximately 10–15 minutes
🎟️ Open-access event
📋 No booking is required
➡️ Entry on a first-come, first-served basis 

The Miramar Canarias team will be waiting for you in the hotel lobby so that you can enjoy this immersive experience completely free of charge.

 Come closer, put on your goggles and get ready to immerse yourself in a world that normally remains hidden beneath the surface. You don’t need to get wet to discover the ocean.