Diving packages in Mexico

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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TDI Cavern + Intro to Cave + Full Cave Diver Training

For divers with a minimum of 50 logged dives.During the Cavern, Intro to Cave and Full Cave Diving courses you will learn and practice all Cave Diving techniques and procedures. Training is done in Sidemount configuration. The course is performance based and performance requirements must be met in order to get certified. 8 Days of training with transportation from Dive Center.Technical diving gear…

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DISCOVER

Discover (3 hours) INCLUIDES: all the equipament, guide, one class in the pool, boat transportation and diving in the oceaN 12 meters deep for 45 minutes

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Dive in Cenotes

2 Cavern Dives guided by an experienced and fully certified instructor/cave diver. Price DOES NOT INCLUDE Cenote's entrance fees or Dive Gear Must be Open Water certified or equivalent.

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Dos Ojos tour

The Dos Ojos tour is a perfect introduction to diving in caverns.We take you to the one of the most beautiful cenotes (an underwater sinkhole), unique due to its underwater archeology, formations, history and accessibility. It has two awesome cavern dives. The first dive is the Dos Ojos line which extends for about 500mts/1650 feet, has lots of natural light, fossils, gigantic formations such as…

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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.