Top Mexico Scuba Diving - page 6

If you've finished the theory and pool parts of your PADI certification but still need to get some open water dives in to get certified, this package of four referral dives will get you where you need to be. After your dives, enjoy a break at Maroma Beach Club and soak up the beauty of the Caribbean Sea.

Immerse yourself in the marine wonderland of Cozumel on a 2-day scuba diving tour for certified divers from Playa del Carmen. Alongside qualified instructors, you’ll explore the Mesoamerican Reef — the largest reef in the Northern Hemisphere — and discover a world of underwater wonders. Enjoy four dives, lunch, and hotel pickup with round-trip transport included.

Discover the cenotes of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula on a diving tour from Playa del Carmen. With a professional guide at your side, you’ll visit two different locations, diving through the crystal-clear water of the natural sinkholes to find rock formations that look like underwater cathedrals. Just note that there is a charge for diving equipment rental.

Diving enthusiasts surely know Cozumel as one of the best dive locations in the world, and on this two tank dive, it more than lives up to its reputation. Adventure enthusiasts shouldn't miss this tour for open water certified divers, starting with hotel pickup, and a scenic ferry ride to Cozumel. Grab the provided equipment, gear up, and dive into the vibrant aquatic ecosystem to take in the incredible underwater sights.

Descend to the mysterious depths of a cenote on a 2-day scuba diving tour of the Riviera Maya from Playa del Carmen. Over two days, you’ll experience four dives with qualified diving instructors. Witness the diverse marine life of two reefs and then, on the second day, venture deep into the jungle to dive in a cenote, followed by a lunch in the jungle. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Experience the underwater world of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef on this full-day private scuba tour of Cozumel Island from Playa del Carmen. Home to colorful coral, tropical fish, and sea turtles, the reef offers excellent diving (non-certified divers permitted for an extra fee). Enjoy the beauty of Cozumel as you cruise on the dive boat, with optional post-dive sightseeing before returning to Playa del Carmen.

Though there's lots of worthwhile diving on the Yucatán Peninsula, there's only one place where you can dive in an underwater museum. With this diving excursion, strap on your gear, and experience MUSA—Cancun's underwater art museum—complete with more than 500 underwater sculptures to explore. Whether you rent dive gear, at your own expense, or bring your own, this tour is a great value—with tanks, two dives, and a guide to lead the way all included.

Dive two of Cozumel’s world class coral reefs on a 5-hour diving trip from Playa del Carmen for certified divers. This small-group diving tour is limited to 10 people for individualized attention from the guide, and includes the Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park fee, use of weights, and dives at two sites. Due to the depth and currents at Colombia Reef, this trip is best suited to experienced divers, and additional dive equipment is available to rent.

Not all scuba tours explore the lesser-known cenotes near Tulum, but this one does, and also provides two tanks for two dives, so you get the full experience. This small-group tour includes all fees at Dos Ojos cenote and a local Mayan lunch, so you don’t need to worry about any details. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Reserve your spot today. All gear and equipment included. Unlike Discover Scuba Diving, you will walk away from this experience with your Scuba Diver Certification though PADI. This experience is the best option for those who wish to become certified divers but want to save the time and money that the PADI Open Water Certification would cost.

Take your scuba diving to new depths with a 2-day PADI Advanced Open Water course in Playa del Carmen, which includes both theoretical and practical components. Advance your skills with two compulsory dives (deep diving and underwater navigation) and complete three other dives from a long list of adventure dives to complete your certification. Includes use of all equipment and hotel transfers.

Learn to SCUBA dive at Isla Mujeres with a 3-day course that includes four open water dives. Class size is limited to six students to maximize one-on-one attention from SCUBA instructors, so you can transition smoothly from classroom to coral reefs. Practicing dive skills in confined water prepares you for open-water dives that include trips into the protected marine reserve.

This shallow open cenote is a perfect place to try scuba diving! You will have an exclusive chance to explore the magic of Mexican cenotes not just from the surface, but also from inside, from under the water. You will see the game of light beams in the rocks and mangrove roots, swim with bunch of fresh-water tarpon fish. With it's crystal clear water, shallow depth and absence of the waves and currents, this place is perfect to make your first breath under the water!

Learn to dive on the Mayan Riviera and achieve your PADI Open Water Diver certification on this 3-day diving course in Playa del Carmen. Giving you the chance to maximize your time in the water, this course access to the PADI e-learning portal so you can do the theory at your own pace. You’ll then complete the course with five confined water sessions in the pool and four open water boat dives with your PADI instructor.

Experience the magic of the underwater world, learn about marine conservation, and complete your PADI Open Water Diver certification on this 2-3 day course in Playa del Carmen. Split into three parts: Knowledge Development, Confined Water Dives, and Open water Dives, this course is taught by qualified PADI instructors who are there to answer your questions every step of the way. You can also opt to complete the theory-based part of the course online to save time.

Learn to scuba dive while on vacation in the Riviera Maya during this 4-day PADI Open Water Diver (OWD) course. Participate in five theory classes and pool sessions, followed by four open-water guided boat dives in the warm waters of Cozumel Reefs National Marine Park, a protected coral reserve. You’ll receive entry-level scuba diving certification that qualifies you to dive independently with a buddy in similar conditions.

Spend 4 days exploring the wonderful coral reef of Mayan Riviera and the mystical Mayan underwater world! 8 dives in 4 days: Day 1. Reef Diving in Playa del Carmen Day 2. Reef Diving in Cozumel Day 3. Cenotes Chac Mool and Kukulkan Day 4. Cenote Tajma Ha

The Mexican peninsula of Yucatan is known for the longest underwater cave system in the world with more than 6,000 cenotes. Explore amazing underwater world of the Angelita and Casa cenotes on this amazing 2 diving experience from Playa del Carmen! The Angelita cenote is one of the deepest on the peninsula (60m). At the beginning of the descent, it is noticed that sunlight penetrates downwards and widens the field of vision. One of the highest points is 27 meters away where a disturbing cloud of sulfate hangs. Underneath this cloud, it is total darkness. As you pass through this cloud of sulfur on which floats a small half-moon-shaped island with a few bare trees, you have the impression of jumping by parachute through the clouds. This cenote is cut directly through the mangrove swamp, which allows us to see this beautiful, bright and colorful habitat due to sunlight.

Learn to dive in the warm waters of the Caribbean and scenic surroundings of Cancun. This 2-day SDI open water diving certification course teaches you the skills to become an open water diver, starting in the pool and progressing to the sea. A small group size of no more than eight ensures your guide's full attention.

Set sail on an unforgettable day aboard the Star Blue Catamaran from Marina Flamingos in Cancún. Enjoy a premium national open bar while sailing to Isla Mujeres, where you can explore the stunning Playa Norte and spend free time in downtown. Indulge in a delicious buffet-style lunch at the Ice Bar Restaurant, and gear up for snorkeling with all equipment provided. Live entertainment will keep the vibe high, and if conditions allow, try your hand at the thrilling spinnaker activity. - Full-day catamaran cruise with premium open bar and entertainment - Snorkeling equipment included for underwater exploration - Buffet lunch at Ice Bar Restaurant with an open bar - Free time to discover Isla Mujeres and relax at Playa Norte

Come and discover the most decorative cenote of the Yucatan Peninsula! This cenote is part of Sac Actun system, the largest underground river system in the world. It has been featured in many movies and documentaries: "The Cave" in 2006 and the "Secrets of the Maya Underworld" in 2005.

If you're new to scuba diving, the best way to learn is through a one-on-one session. This private scuba diving experience in Cabo San Lucas is tailored to beginners, guaranteeing you personalized attention from your instructor. See local marine life up close as your guide points them out throughout the dive.

Discover the incredible underwater world of Puerto Morelos on a small-group scuba adventure limited to just 5 divers. With fewer divers, you’ll enjoy a more personal, relaxed experience with experienced local dive guides and Captain Mauricio—without the crowded tour boats. Explore the spectacular coral reefs of the Mesoamerican Reef, with clear Caribbean waters and abundant marine life. Open Water certified divers will explore the coral reefs. Advanced Open Water certification is required for the shipwreck dive, which is offered to qualified, experienced divers when conditions allow. All equipment and marine park access are included. A minimum of 2 certified divers is required for the trip to operate.

This experience stands out by safely exploring the bottom of the sea with Sea Trek helmets, which allow travelers to breathe freely underwater. After a short safety briefing and help to put on your equipment, descend a ladder and explore the ocean floor with a flashlight. See marine life that is usually dormant during the day, night-blooming coral, and, if conditions are right, bioluminescence.