Diving packages in Mexico

CENOTE DIVING

Any OPEN WATER Certified Diver can dive in a "CENOTE" (but we recommend minimun 6 open water dives)since you will be guided by a certified Full Cave Diving Guide assuring your safety with thousands of cavern dives experience. "THE CENOTES ARE ABSOLUTELY THE BEST DIVES IN THE WORLD" Requirements: ● For certified divers only. (From any official certifying agency. Minimum level: open water diver…

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Cenote Diving

2 Cavern dives in the Cenotes of the Riviera MayaIncluded: . Experienced and fully certified local guide. . Tanks and weights . Transport to the dive site from Playa del Carmen or Puerto Aventuras . Fresh water Price DOES NOT INCLUDE. Cenote's entrance fees. Dive Gear Must be Open Water certified or equivalent with recent dive

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2 days of 2 tank dives

Includes 2 days of 2 tank dives. Small fast boat or large cpacity boat for larger groups available. Certified Divemaster/Instructor with Marine Park permission. Fruit, water and equipment included in the trip.

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3 Days 2-tank dives

3 Days 2-tank dives that can be at 9am or at 2pm. They include tanks and weights, fruit and water on the boat.Typically our 2-tank dives consist of a wall dive on the first dive, depth anywhere between 60-80 ft. or 18-25 meters. Or the advanced sites up to 130 feet or 40 meters.The attraction on this dive are the coral formations, huge pinnacles, swim throughs, the drop off and the chance of…

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Cancun Wreck Dive

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to dive in a wreck? Imagine penetrating a genuine wreck with only the sound of your bubbles to accompany the eerie ghostly atmosphere. Make your way round the wheelhouse of a C58 Mindsweeper, swim along the 250ft vessel and be amazed at the schools of eagle rays that also populate this area. This drift dive departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at…

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Travel to Mexico

Off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsular stretching past Belize and on towards Honduras is the Great Mayan or Meso American Reef, at almost 750 miles the worlds second longest reef, comprised of coral atolls, fringing reefs, barrier reefs and large coral gardens. The warm, clear Caribbean waters and bountiful coral in gorgeous formations make this spot a magnet for both marine life, such as dolphins, sharks, shellfish, sea horses, and sea turtles and for divers and snorkelers. There are over one hundred different coral species that make up the reef, the harder corals adding to the skeleton and extending upwards and outwards and the soft corals making for an attractive backdrop to watch more than 500 different species of fish.

There are too many choices for divers and snorklers with something to appeal to everyone from pirate shipwrecks to shallow coral gardens to limestone tunnels and subterranean rivers which feed into the sea creating really unusual diving experiences. The Isla Mujeres on the Cancun end of the reef has huge protected lagoon which has been made into a marine park which is great for new divers and snorklers and just north of the island is the Cave of the Sleeping Sharks, a local favourite and a good place to see sharks at their most passive due to low salt levels in the water.